70.5°E Eutelsat 70B

12528 H,2082,3/4,8PSK:Aljawada Ch.(on FlySat),changed polarity,now on Hor,not Vert.

12709 H,1000,2/3,8PSK-Al-Ahvaz(new service)

11527 V,2400,2/3,8PSK-Alkafeed ( not new,it's on FS)

Here's what I get for 70.5E in my area in hot weather atm:

I noticed on your analyzer that our antennas have no significant signal differences, levels, and not muxes. If I had no terrestrial interference between 11550-11700 MHz, maybe I could say, exaggerating a little, that we are in the same reception area.

Thanks for posting the spectrum for the whole Ku band. How nice it would be if every enthusiast would post such signal reports. I say it helps everyone here. I assure you it helps me.

Please keep posting such spectrum from other satellites. Thank you in advance for this.

Regards

11500 V,3100,2/3,8PSK-Atv-Aladalah

I caught another "prey"/mux from the Central Asia spot. With 11528 V, I hope to "hook" other muxes from other spots/continents. Exaggerating a bit, this position is a test for those who think they are dxers. Of course, I can't hope for more with my antenna.

All I can do is watch the scenery and "the actors" (from Europe) coming into the frame.

Zitat von N_Stanislav

satesco 11500V works in Wide beam, not CA beam.

Strangely, FlySat places it in Central Asia. If it were on a Wide beam, then superdish66 would have captured it, too, with his big antenna(see his spectrum).

Besides, the ATV station covering Central Asia seems to be in Kuwait. Whatever area it covers, you should be able to catch it in your area.

At least the maps show that 11500 V has good coverage, although this is the first time I've locked it.

Of course, I don't want to be right at all costs. But what I said before still holds: this position is challenging for ambitious dxer to catch signals on all beams. I hope you might agree with me on that.