Beiträge von moonbase
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How do you jump from one place to another (which are not so close) so quickly. maybe do it via the internet?
otherwise as I said, great work
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thank you very much @moonbase
like DCCII here :America @C-band @103°W
https://www.lyngsat.com/SES-3.html
DSS :America it was DirectTV@ 108°W ....unfortunately may be left now
https://www.lyngsat.com/DirecTV-8.html
Best regards
flie
I have uploaded a Feed Report for the Digicipher 2 transponder in C-Band from 103.0 West in my post just above this reply.
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if possible ,can you show us more Feed_reports of these non standard DVB transponders like :
DCC II & DSS & ABS-S & ISDB-S ....
Best regards
flie
Sure, I will try to get some feed reports from the non standard transponders.
Have you a list of the transponders that you wish to see the feed reports for?
Most satellites up to 139.0W are available to scan in C-Band and Ku-Band.
If you can give me a list I will try to get the feed reports.
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I carefully considered your spectra and I want to give advice (recommendation)
Try scanning with parameters:
SRmin = 100
SRmax = 6000
NF = 1.5dB
And do not forget, after the end of the scan, double-click on 21563800 and 21607000 kHz, and then Save - Paint - Save
Good luck
Here are some pictures.
1. Spectrum in TBS6983 Mode - Before Feed Reports
2. Double Click on 21563800 - "Before Paint & Save"
3. Double Click on 21607000 - Before "Paint & Save"
4. Spectrum After "Paint & Save"
Good Health.
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You are very inattentive, I emphasized in the quotes those places that you did not pay attention to:
It seems to me that you are sometimes very rude in your replies to people in this topic.
Perhaps it is the culture difference or something is lost in translation.
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I carefully considered your spectra and I want to give advice (recommendation)
Try scanning with parameters:
SRmin = 100
SRmax = 6000
NF = 1.5dB
And do not forget, after the end of the scan, double-click on 21563800 and 21607000 kHz, and then Save - Paint - Save
Good luck
Thank you for reviewing my spectra.
I have repeated the experiment twice, once with the TBS6983 box checked and the other without the TBS6983 box checked.
The two frequencies of 21563800 and 2160700 were double clicked to get the feed reports, followed by Paint and Save.
I have attached to this reply my repeat scan results.
Scan Parameters for both repeat experiments.
SRmin = 100
SRmax = 6000
LNB_NF = 1.5db
Spectra 1 is with TBS6983 Mode = Active (checked)
Spectra 2 is with TBS6983 Mode = Inactive (unchecked)
TBS6983 Mode = Active
TBS6983 Mode = Inactive
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I have experimented with the symbol rate settings for my scans of 16.0E in Ka-Band in the hope of trying to lock the frequency of Radio Immaculate Conception. My experiments did not suceed but I can now see the signal.
My original scan was run with symbol rate min - max values of 1000 - 10000.
For my two repeat experiments I reduced the min - max values to 200 - 2000 and to 100 - 1000
Both of my repeat experiments revealed the Radio Immaculate Conception to be present but not able to lock.
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Original Scan (min - max of 1000 - 10000
Repeat Scan (min - max of 200 - 2000)
Repeat Scan (min - max of 100 - 1000
Settings Panel (min - max of 100 - 1000)
I will continue with the experiments.
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"This is Digicipher 2 signal. I'm not sure if the TBS card can read this signal correctly?"
IQmonitor program in FeedReport mode does not decode the signal.
It defines the parameters of the transponder in which the signal is transmitted from the satellite.
The program determined these parameters exactly:
If you only have a TBS 6903 card with the same chipset, then try repeating the scan with the TBS 6983 checkbox checked in the hope that these cards have similar drivers - perhaps you will receive a signal parameters forecast in FeedReport mode. I can’t guarantee you a positive result, but it’s not worth the money to try to mark the TBS 6983 checkbox and make FeedReport 4000 H.
Good luck!
Thank you for your feedback.
I do not have a TBS6983 card for the "West" satellites. I will repeat the experiment with the TBS6983 tickbox checked and run the feed report.
It might be tomorrow before I get back to the USA satellites but I will post the result of the repeat experiment as soon as it is completed.
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You have been asking a lot of questions for a few days, and you have received a lot of answers.
With these different answers, there was, among other things, a lot of advice on how to do it better to get a better result.
Apparently you don't want to do this part, no problem.
Why ask a question and then do nothing that has been documented for you?
I think ; from now on you don't need to ask any more questions
Answers won't come anymore
why should we still answer?
Do you speak for the forum in your role as a forum moderator when you say there is no need to ask any more questions?
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I regretfully noticed that the DVB Dream scanner, like CrazyScan, systematically underestimates the symbol rates of transponders ...
The accuracy of the symbol rates was not my concern when scanning 121.0 West in C-Band.
My prime objective was to see what transponders I could lock.
For me, CrazyScan, DVB Dream and EBS Pro report the frequencies and symbol rates to within an acceptable threshold.
It is obvious to me that if DVB Dream reports a symbol rate as 29995 then the true value is 30000.
Similarly if EBS Pro reports a symbol rate as 7199 then it is obvious that the true value is 7200.
The accurate frequencies and symbol rates that I measured from 121.0 West are presented in the pictures I uploaded to the "IQ Monitor Tool" topic.