26.0°E Badr-6

Bei mir geht es ziemlich gut

durch Umstellung der Position 42 Ost auf 26 Ost (Lam. 180) wurde nun auch hier festgestellt, dass sich Badr 6 Menabeam seit dem Nachwinter etwas schwieriger empfangen lässt.

Die TP des 11747 ff.kommen mit zw. 9,2 und 9,6dB, die TP 12399 ff. äußerst schwach mit kaum 3dB im Schnitt, Ausnahme 12418 mit 3,7dB. Ich danke allen für die aufklärenden Signalwerte, nun ist klar, dass das Problem nicht an der Antenneneinstellung liegt.

im Vergleich zu Vormittag haben sich alle 12400er Werte um 2dB verbessert. Das war tageszeitlich zu erwarten, aber inzw. baut sich Gewitterstimmung auf. Dann hat die eben durchgeführte Feineinstellung doch etwas gebracht.

heute können 12456 H (4,2dB) und 12476 V (4,5dB) mit Bild empfangen werden (Lam. 180, IBU Single, Oct. SF 4008).

thanks a lot, qwer, 3 other tp are near by lock (blink. grünes Häkchen)

Here's my very wrong situation on Badr 6 from my QTH

Lower band is almost impossible for me.

In higher band I can only lock DVB-S Muxes, but very hard.

When my feed was better I remember I could lock DVB-S2 in higher band, but hard. Never locked anything in lower band...

I think anyway that Badr 6 has a Spot, even quite poor, North of the Alps. Can anybody confirm?

superdish66 before satellite failure at this spring, i also can receive upper band, but now even no any signs here for me

For me, this new transponder has only 7.5db stable image

Tested on air Laminas 270cm Sweden (near Malmó)

Zitat von torrex12

For me, this new transponder has only 7.5db stable image

Tested on air Laminas 270cm Sweden (near Malmó)

As you have often managed, catching and locking the signal from distant spots is a great performance. And I'm glad you're sharing these results with us. But something is missing in all these "trophies," namely how you get them, especially since you target them from the north of the continent, far from the MENA or Central Asia spots.

Probably, you don't have dvb cards and/or apps to show us not only pictures of your achievements, which are excellent, as I said, but I'd like to see the full spectrum of signals with your equipment in the area from which you receive them that you get from the satellites you visit.

Perhaps more important than what you show/pictures is what's behind them. I mean to see what signal you have on the muxes you didn't show, between 11700-11900 HV, which are hard to lock in many areas of Europe, even with large antennas.

Forgive my honesty and the fact that I express my opinion openly, and I don't know if I should say it. What makes this forum interesting is that, more or less, those who post give us their successes and failures, which are mostly of the equipment used and not theirs. In my opinion, it is not only the "exhibition" part that counts on this forum but also the experience that those who post have.

Best regards

bei einem sehr schönes Wetter sind bei mir alle vier Transponder gut zu bekommen

with a very nice weather all four transponders are good to get with me

Here is how it looks actually on my place with my 125 cm satdish.

My scan with Badr6 today

antenna location Sweden (near Malmó)

Hi, Torrex12,

Nice setup, congratulation! This recepted in 270 Laminas dish?

My country in this reception for some reason it's much harder, while we are closer to the footprint. I checked this satellites this year february, this frequency signal 6.8 dB, the ES37 (370 cm) dish.

Can anyone confirm whether there are no transporders on Bard 6 and 5 anymore?

On FlySat they write that they are already empty, but on Badr8 there are no transporders.