Just starting a new toppic here.
I can´t remember, seeing a signal in this range... according hvdh list, click GSO satellites, it could be Amazonas 2... 
11213 V 64000
Nothing to analyze and no other signal/peak in complete spectrum.
61.0°W Amazonas 6
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Amazonas 2 only has coverage over the Americas in Ku-band.
Amazonas 3 has Europe beam, but only in 12.5...12.75 GHz range.The new Amazonas 6 (a.k.a. Nexus), which is operational since mid-July, is more likely.
But we're still waiting the publish of Ku-band footprints. Satbeams site owner is also chasing it.
Hispasat seems in no hurry to update their website, still showing Nexus as a future satellite. -
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August 17, 2023 at 7:09 PM Changed the title of the thread from “61.0°W Amazonas 2” to “61.0°W Amazonas 6”. -
Okay and thanks hvdh, I`ve changed toppic name into "Amazonas 6" at the moment...
PS: There was a temporary peak at 11866 V... I do not know, if this range matches to any satellites at 61.0°W...?
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Yes that frequency is possible from Nexus.
From the Attachment Narrative: https://fcc.report/IBFS/SAT-PPL-20210510-00062 -
Weak and unlockable signal now on 11213 V 64000... about 0.5dB under LM
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...update: 11213 V lockable again on low signal... up to 1.2dB over LM
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Here are my result on 1.8m
11213 V
11746 V
Something on 12685 H;, maybe not DVB modulation type
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Thanks to Feedsat!
Signal increased (+7dB!!!) now at 11.20 CET ...up to 6dB now...and still increases...
PS: I can "see" 11745 V 64000 too, but too low to lock at this time...
edit/: ...12.30 CET about 0.5dB under LM on 11745 V 64000 at my place on 2.2m
/edit: 13.45 CET... signal de-creases again...only 0-1dB over LM on 11213 V....same situation as in early morning hours...
...oops, nice... a short moment later (14.00 CET)...again over 6dB on 11213 V.
...still on the way to lock 11745 V.../edit: 15.00 CET... finally I locked 11745 V 64000 ....signal maxmum about 1dB over LM....
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There was a temporary strong peak again here, today at 11851 V a short moment before... I know, not realy GS, but let`s wait and see...
PS: Only weak 1.3dB for 11213 V 64000 at scan time - signal changes extremely during daytime.
/edit: ...and on again...
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There are more, found and locked by duck77 on satellites.co.uk yesterday.
10817 H 64000
11024 V 64000
11070 H 64000
...but no sign of signal from my place.
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Amazonas 6 ? Amazonas Nexus ? Amazonas Fleet
Yes but there are so many beams, then it explain why we have no sign of the TXP reported by this DXer from his QTH
at different places, different results, sure.
my V low scan
H low (empty)
H Upper band
V Upper band
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Don't be confused, look for "Amazonas 6" and you'll find it's just another alternate name for Amazonas Nexus.
Hispasat site only mentions Amazonas Nexus (for now).But there's a 3rd name coming for Intelsat payload!
From Gunter's Space Page:
"Intelsat has acquired in March 2023 a significant amount of capacity to meet demand for connectivity over the Americas. The company is leasing the satellite’s high-throughput Ku-band capacity from Spanish operator Hispasat for customers across the United States, Brazil, and North Atlantic Ocean. This capacity is called Intelsat 46."
I hope the little table I posted above from FCC is correct also for Europe, that only 11.7...11.95 GHz is Wide beam, and all the rest Spot beams.
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Hope from this position,
New, I think
11273 V 25000
11804 V 25000
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Hope from this position,
New, I think
11273 V 25000
11804 V 25000
Yes, from this position... but not my beam...one catchable here, too: 11273 V 25000
/edit: locked 11804 V 25000 now in manual...
...(fluctuating) signal increased up to 8.5dB on 11273 V
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2 signals in upper band H +//- 12199 & 12203
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Only three for me today... no sign of signal on 11804 V - and even no constellation between 12199 H and 12203 H from my place.
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Just todays signals from my place...one month later...11804 V 2500 is "visible" again, but too low signal for lock (0 to -2.9dB)...
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Just another check here - about one month later...
11804 V 25000 not possible here...
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