52.5°W WGS 5

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nice find buddy ..
is this bird in a stable orbit or inclined ?
if stable ..then a hunting I will go ..
;)
 
All WGS are stable VS.
 
Fairly sure I'm in the right region as I got a sizeable hump at 20300 ...but nothing else on the Norsat KaC ..
Hmm ..
wondering what sized dish you are using Feedsat ?
and are these linear or circular ?
If circular maybe I need to depolarise or at least rotate the Norsat through 90 degrees ..
rgds
VS
 
With a 1.80m, this is circular but locked with a linear configuration.

Good luck
 
Possibly one for the winter months this one ..
assuming it stays put ..
Massively bushy tree in direct line of fire ...and being low on the horizon ..cant see over it with Carl ..
worth a go I spose..
;)
 
21181 L 27885 Data
 

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new 20969 L 2106 DVBS2/QPSK 1/2
 

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many carriers and no locks
 

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Transponder changed Frequency

21093 L 27885 DVBS2/QPSK 2/3 "Data-IP"
 

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nothing news on this position
 

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