Even though a year has passed since this announcement, the Telekarta package is still at 85.2E.Recently checked
That's right, despite the FCC notice and Intelsat ephemeris, Horizons 2 didn't leave 84.85°E at all, a year ago!
Posts by hvdh
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Thanks for checking, I renamed the topic!
Edit 1: it's only now that I see qwer started already this topic for 47.6°E Al Yah 2.
I suppose it is the same signals, should the topics be merged then?
The use of spread spectrum and the strong signals would suggest Nemesis 1, but the use of band E/A suggests Al Yah 2...
Edit 2: Al Yah 2 topic merged into this one.
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If it's from 47.0°E all this would be Syracuse 3A.
The spectrum looks very similar to 5.2°W Syracuse 3B!
Feedsat what do you think?
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Since the end of October 2020, WGS-2 at 60.2°E was joined by WGS-10 at about 60.3°E.
On 10 November 2020, WGS-2 left the location and started drifting West.
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Very problematic... no frequency plans known in Ka band C for these:
56.5°E Inmarsat GX5
56.65°E WGS-9
56.8°E WGS-2
I think Feedsat struggled already between GX5 and WGS-9, at least a year ago.
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If the satellite is found, you'll probably see here first: http://www.satobs.org/seesat/
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Just for info, Skynet 5B recently started becoming inclined (only 0.2° now).
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I think Thuraya 2 (44.0°E) has L-band payload, not S-band (or at most just a beacon).
Or instead Andre received 39.0°E, Hellas Sat 3 with "Inmarsat S EAN" payload in 2170...2200 MHz band.
Globalstar indeed also uses that band, but with LEO satellites.
Hopefully Andre will soon read and react!
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R.C.E.E.D.A.O (what a name!)
Réseau des Chambres des Experts Européens -Département Afrique de L’Ouest
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Hi Andre, have you also considered EchoStar 21, inclined at 10.25°E ?
Because that satellite actually is known to have the 2170...2200 MHz mobile band.
Probably our member s-band will know more!
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Kypros_Pambou, sorry for causing confusion in this 48.1°E Eutelsat 48D topic.
These 11557V, 11595H and 12521H are on 47.5°E Intelsat 10 (inclined 4.3°), and I found these again yesterday when it clossed the belt.
This was in reply to satesco , who could not find any signal from Intelsat 10.
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The two S2X signals of Eutelsat 48D look quite strong here too, but of course can't lock them with TBS 5925.
Of Intelsat 10, the two signals I mentioned above are still there, and also 12521H 34285.
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It is 48.1°E Eutelsat 48D alright, the two transponders fit the frequency plan perfectly.
47.5°E Intelsat 10 had 11557V 34285 and 11595H 26873, a month or two ago when I last checked.
So they may be changed or gone, I'll have a look again soon.
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Since the end of October 2020, WGS-2 at 60.2°E was joined by WGS-10 at about 60.3°E.
On 10 November 2020, WGS-2 left the location and started drifting West.
So WGS-10 must have taken over services here. Probably, not much has changed?
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Since the end of October 2020, WGS-2 at 60.2°E was joined by WGS-10 at about 60.3°E.
On 10 November 2020, WGS-2 left the location and started drifting West.
So WGS-10 must have taken over services here. Probably, not much has changed?
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Mid-October 2020, Astra 1F was raised to graveyard orbit and then passivated.
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Yes, that's a map just showing all SAARC countries, excluding Pakistan that didn't want to join the GSat-9 project back then.
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I'm not an authority satesco... merely I try to "connect the dots" in the often sparse online information about GEO satellite payload.
Most links on my web page are to the well-known sites, it's just that I conveniently put them next to each other, for a given satellite.
It is up to the reader to interpret any mismatches etc.
For example, Frequencyplansatellites Gsat-9 plan is definitely wrong, probably issued once to ITU then changed afterwards.
Gsat-9 has 11.2...11.45 GHz (V) too, BBS of Bhutan uses 11232 V 4444.
See pdf page 15: http://www.bbs.bt/news/wp-cont…eport-2019-for-upload.pdf
Gsat-9 intended coverage is more than just India, it will cover all SAARC countries including Afghanistan:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/…_for_Regional_Cooperation
ISRO site indeed has little information about payloads and footprints in the open.
I recommend you to join this Indian forum: https://dreamdth.com/community/
At least most members will be within the footprint, and more knowledgable on ISRO satellites!
