Nordic beam from Thor 5 T1 from Rome, clear sky. Laminas 120. Vertical lockable, horizontal not lockable (3/4 dB below minimum threshold).
Posts by Paolo71
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Morning check 08.00 CET in 2023 on "warm" outside temperatures 09.0°C. Weaker signal as on colder temperatures. Using TBS 6903 and TBS 6522.
Today afternoon (cloudy) from Rome, Laminas 120.
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My sincere condolences to his family.
TSI has been my real "bible" (apart from italian "Eurosat" and "Satellite") for updating my knowledge about satellites, signals, channels, whatever about Hz, Mhz, dB, meters !! Since it disappeared from international market I felt without a reference, a monthly update with tests, charts and so on. I remember that the first thing after buying a new copy of TSI was reading his preface at page 3. I wrote him recently just to ask for a magazine comeback, but now I can understand why he never replied to me. So sad..... For sure his passion for broadcast, dxer and transmission was so strong !
Thank you very much indeed for everything !! RIP
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This is my signal from Rome, Laminas 120.
12053 V - C/N 7.5 dB LM 1.0dB
12303 H - strangely no Lock !
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Today in Rome, 10758 V 27500 5/6, C/N 10.9 dB. Laminas 120, Inverto Premium.
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Here is my reception from Rome, Italy. Just C/N 6.2 dB, but near 0dB link margin. Laminas 120, Inverto Premium 0.2
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Hi,
I got a new brand Laminas 120 with Inverto Premium 0,2dB LNB, but now I'm looking for a C-band LNB to discover this new world. I need a 40mm neck LNB. Anyone can suggest me a good model ?
Thank you so much
Paolo
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Weekend-check and again these three lockable in that range at this time:
11075 V 2000 3/4 DVB-S2 8PSK, Blue Nile Channel (9.0dB)
11131 V 2500 5/6 DVB-S2 QPSK, OTV (5.4dB)
11134 V 2143 3/4 DVB-S, Al Jadeed (4.5dB)
Here is my reception from Rome (1mt dish, LNB BU). The first frequency is not lockable, while the other two I can get them with a sufficient level.
Kind regards
Paolo
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Finally lock and see picture on 12,303H with 1.75m dyras.
Here is my result from Rome (Italy), 1.0m dish, TBS 5925, LNB Inverto Black Ultra.
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10715 H 1666
10718 H 2916
180 PF Invacom LNB ( Temp 0C)
location Istanbul TURKEY
The same 2 signals from Rome (Italy), 1mt dish, TBS 5925
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Thanks marval450, 10970 V lockable here without snow.
Here is from Monterotondo (Rome, Italy), nice signal !
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Hi Paolo71,
welcome to our forum.
I'm really curious about the knowledge from someone who works on the other site of the transmission :)
BTW do you know something about Generic Streams, Continuous Streams, GSE maybe?
Hi, my passion for satellite, video, audio and photography made me start working (with some luck) in television. I'm not an engineer but a self taught enthusiast. Really I found out that technology and digital tv is so complicated and wide. At the moment I have a modest knowledge about DVB, DAB, satellite signals, digital and analog trasmissions, but I repeat not like an engineer. Anyway my first time I had a satellite commercial set (classic 80cm dish + analog receiver) it was 1994. I keep on understanding digital trasmission in TX and RX. One thing is to receive a signal, other one is to transmit.....I understood a lot of new things ! Today digital technology on tv uses most of the signals via IP and via Sat. What we watch on TV is a long path from the origin to the final destination. It's not a simple transmit to the satellite (or via terrestrial) directly. The signal has to pass through encoders, signal generators, HPA (High Power Amplifier), often via rtmp or Zixi encoders, till the final direct signal received by a STB. Anyway I will try to give my personal contributions to help someone to have a comparison with signals and other things, with its own satellite system, around the world.
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Hi all, nice to join with this wonderful forum and satellite community ! I'm a sat enthusiast since 1994. I've been working in Sky Italy and now in a teleport, always with satellite signals.
Thank you.
