24.8°W Alcomsat-1

Thanks flie,thanks hvdh for the link,but something does not fit with the map for Ku-band,which has more Africa's coverage than other areas.Until now only the map for L corresponds to the tests so far.
They will definitely publish more accurate coverage maps after these signal tests are taking place now.
Regards

Actually the tests that they are doing now is for the Ku band!That's why I said that there's something wrong with the maps from link(?!?).
For now,I can not perform Ka band tests,because I do not know which of them:A, B, C or D?
However those maps seems more indicative than definitive,or at least to be detailed more clearly.

Of course I have exaggerated,but it seems to me that these maps seem to me more sketches than the final ones and of poor quality,as if they did not foresee before the areas would be covered,leaving room for errors of interpretation,as perhaps we do.I hope not :)
For example,the tests so far have proved that the signal is strong on my area,far from the footprintul satellite in the Ku band,which looks like touching the southern part of Europe,at least according to the map given by marval450.
Of course the signal can be different at the time they finish the tests and when they will determine dBW power per zone.Now I think it's hard to know what that power will be.And probably they are now doing not only signal tests but also checking the transponder slots to be used.
To be brief,we have some maps,at least for me they doesn't seem clear.That's why I said that it is better to wait when they will publish coverage maps for the public,if they will post them after finishing the tests?