Scan of the day.
Left: 3733 R, 4035 L and 4139 L
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PS: incl. Data and regular Channels
New:
3730 R 1000 DVB-S2
3766 R 11222 DVB-S2
PS: Also active 4046 R 645 DVB-S2 MIS 171, without Lock
22.0°W SES-4
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4034 L 6800 QPSK 1/4 Single
4053 L 2445 QPSK 3/4 Single
No V PIDs found
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4034 L, new SR 8390
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Mit einem 1.20 Ch Master
3 Continous gekriegt
3636L 15000
3730R 1000
3848R 4861
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Changing Parameter:
3768 R 14996 DVB-S2
New:
3931 R 2916 DVB-S2
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Changing SR:
3634 L 12000 DVB-S2
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Changing frequency:
3896 L 1739 DVB-S2
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New
4157 R 1000 DVB/S2 -
New:
4183 L 1411 DVB-S2
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New:
4047 L 7331 DVB-S2
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New, I think:
4056 L 2942 DVB-S2 and
4067 L 1771 DVB-S2
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New:
4045 L 3955 DVB-S2
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Changing SR:
4148 R 4582 DVB-S2
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3986 L 7332 DVB-S2 (Changing frequency)
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New, I think:
4125 R 459 DVB-S2
Looks like GS, but can´t get constellation monitoring...
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4149 L,1000,3/4,Dvb-S2/32APSK,ACM,GS,Single,
4043 R,689,4/5,Dvb-S2/16APSK-unlocked,
4044 R,651,3/4-unlocked, -
New active VPid 481 on 3635 L (12.7dB)
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3894 R,4861,4/5,Dvb-S2/QPSK,ACM,Single-New GS?
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3994 L 7332 DVB-S2 (Changing frequency)
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New:
3773 R 7410 DVB-S2
Left: 3768 R
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