Also being in the Netherlands, I see the same Cloudflare message as a33, with two different internet providers (kpn and ziggo).
Posts by hvdh
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11500 H, 8300, 1/2, S2- unknown.
11572 H, 3260, 1/2, S2, Multi 1-Data (on AEHE?)
Just to be precise, I’d like to ask hvdh to clarify whether this mux is at 30.0E, as it’s written (underlined).
On his list of satellites, AEHF is listed under that name, but it’s actually a system consisting of multiple satellites.Thanks
The AEHF satellites do not use Ku-band. And only unlockable "crazy spikes" spectrum are being reported here on the forum!
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Skynet 4C was raised to graveyard orbit a few weeks ago.
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Band III DAB Sporadic-E like it's a routine! Or was this a first for you?
BTW, I had some great short-skip Es yesterday evening on FM, to northern Italy and Corsica (with just a dipole). -
Syracuse 3A is rather restless, and seems to have moved a bit from 46.2°E to about 46.6°E.
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Don't take these ranges too literally! Notably for ISRO satellites, rarely freq. ranges are published, it only says C, Ku, Ka etc.
And few enthousiasts (near or in India) report non-broadcasting signals (in DreamDTH forum for example).
Sometimes for a new replacement satellite, I assume bands to be the same as the old one being replaced.
In this case, GSat-19 might also cover 11.2...11.45 GHz, but only based on what in ITU space explorer is called INSAT-KUP-FSS(48E).
The question with ITU info is often, how the actual satellite is named! -
I wouldn't use N2YO for non-space-track (classified) satellites, to draw any conclusions.
It uses amateur-observed TLE's that can be many months old. In this case, December 2025.
Also, I see a discrepancy between N2YO's SICRAL 1B "home page", and the "Track SICRAL 1B now!" page. -
Since today, Intelsat 25 is leaving 31.5°W towards the West, next location (or EOL) not known yet.
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...and now only the "last two ones" and "single appeared" in spectrum are lockable with linear LNB from my place... others are in "disturbing area"...
AT1 had 27 active transponders (according FlySat list), while AT2 has just 16 available.
Probably soon a linear LNB won't give much joy any more!
Here (with linear) I can't get a lock on any one anyway. -
Supposedly Syracuse 3B is in graveyard orbit since a week, already beyond 60°W, can you confirm? qwer
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This old satellite has moved to 27.1°W, with 3.0° inclination.
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Lacking a frequency plan, I just assumed Chinasat 9C would be similar to Chinasat 9 (which is still nearby at 92.4°E with a little inclination).
The choice in these cases, is show something that is probably mostly right, or show nothing at all!
http://saoing.com/92.2.htm
Shows 12520 has been on Chinasat 9C in two polarizations until August 2025.
No details any more, also no backup found on Internet Archive... -
Intelsat 22 will relocate, to support the Australian Defence Force with its UHF payload.
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Ah sorry, I overlooked it is T2-MI.
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12245 H used to be easy here, and mostly the only in the 11.7...12.5 GHz range, but has become impossible several months ago.
Probably nearby circular transponders appeared or became stronger.Instead 11727 V 29335 is locking now (5.5 dB), but it seems empty?
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AMC-14 is still moving about 0.1°E/day, today will cross the belt near 33.3°E.
The last manoeuver was in October 2025. I wonder if there is still some transponder activity.Edit: nothing found during belt crossing, not even TT&C at 12695 or 12699.
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He told me almost 2 years ago already trying to sell the site because of a health issue.
With no success until now apparently.
My impression after many years corresponding it was a full-time job to maintain the site. -
Interesting, I thought N. Korea had just one TV channeI, and also didn't know it moved from Thaicom to Express satellites.
Tried to translate the names:
1: Central TV, 9: Ryongnamsan TV, 17: Mansudae TV, 25: Sports TV, 1000: Radio 1, 1100: Radio 2.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Television_in_North_Korea
The translate app said "Lazio" but I assume it should be "Radio". -
4192 MHz must be from a normal transponder, not TT&C.
If linear (vertical), it's IS-25. If circular, it's IS-904. -
Surely the friendly parameters are to compensate the loss during inclination, for fixed dishes.
These are the (all locked) values now during 0° inclination, with 1.2 m and Dr. HD F16:
11060H 14.5 dB, 11265V 4.0 dB, 11345V 3.7 dB, 11385H 3.5 dB.
