53.0°E Express-AM6

11145 V,1735,3/4,DvbS/QPSK-Data

11021 H,5000,1/2,Dvb-S2/QPSK,ACM,new Data-AOL

11018 H,3000,3/4,Dvb-S2/QPSK,ACM,Single-new Data AOL

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11345 V 11200 3/4 Data???

Never saw data here,still only empty carrier.

Look on FlySat

12594 V,27500,2/3,Dvb-S/QPSK-Data(new)

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I found 2 data? TPs at 53E, but I doubt it is Express.

Express has frequency range from 10950 .

Checked few times with 2 dishes ,it is directly 53E .

Edit: same TPs in vertical ,so it can be circular...

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Thanks@Marval450,you're right,those transponders are on the polarity circular.On the vertical signal is stronger,but despite of it couldn't get it lock.I think that must be at least 10.30>11 dB.Of course I used linear polarity lnb.
11262 is empty, like you said.

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Not circular, I wrote earlier: checked with plate in , worse results than linear.

Strange,each check the polarity with the different methods,you,with plate,I, using both polarities.Unfortunately that I can not use now the lnb circular at 53E to figure out what is the truth.Until proven otherwise,I think it is circular?!,because the signal is on both polarities,as see below.The same signal is on 11262 V.
And yet it seems odd that the Russians use circular and linear at the same position.The fact that the first transponders moved from 54.9E at this position is a proof they will use linear at 53.0E?!