Eutelsat Hot Bird 13F & 13G

Let's not forget that some countries in the Middle East or the Far East, or North Africa use satellites with European coverage because there are many people from those countries living on our continent. It is enough to look at how many such TV packages are addressed to these foreigners/emigrants, as you want to call them, only on Hotbird or other central satellites in Europe.
The phenomenon of mass migration from different geographical areas in Europe is forcing many program operators to take this new reality into account. So let's not be surprised that there are such programs from exotic areas on many European satellites.
If what I am saying now is true, then the transmission of Arabic, Turkish, etc. channels makes sense in one way or another.
hotbird has lost its populrity in iran after launching yahsat and turkmenalem satellites. with applying super beam in hotbird f and g i think receiving channels will need larger dish.
 
middle east footprint will be used foe fta and p o r n channels i think
You seem to have very high hopes - even here in decadent Europe satellite tv delivered p-o-r-n is very tame. You can find much better stuff online.
 
old table hotbird 2 was super beam

Frequency: Beam: Channel:
tr. 50 11.727 GHz V Widebeam RTP International Analogue
tr. 51 11.747 GHz H Widebeam EDTV Dubai Analoque
tr. 52 11.766 GHz V Superbeam RAI (Italy) Digital
tr. 53 11.785 GHz H Superbeam WDR (Phoenix from 1.4.97) Analogue
tr. 54 11.804 GHz V Superbeam RAI (Italy) Digital
tr. 55 11.823 GHz H Superbeam NETHOLD Digital
tr. 56 11.843 GHz V Superbeam STET (Italy) Digital
tr. 57 11.862 GHz H Superbeam NETHOLD Digital
tr. 58 11.881 GHz V Superbeam STET (Italy) Digital
tr. 59 11.900 GHz H Superbeam NETHOLD Digital
tr. 60 11.919 GHz V Superbeam RTI (probably MEDIASET) Digital
tr. 61 11.938 GHz H Superbeam TPS (French) Digital
tr. 62 11.958 GHz V Superbeam TELEPIU (Italy) Digital
tr. 63 11.977 GHz H Superbeam Svenska Kabel (Sweden) Digital
tr. 64 11.996 GHz V Superbeam TELEPIU (Italy) Digital
tr. 65 12.015 GHz H Superbeam ART Europe Analogue
tr. 66 12.034 GHz V Superbeam TELEPIU (Italy) Digital
tr. 67 12.053 GHz H Superbeam Svenska Kabel (Sweden) Digital
tr. 68 12.072 GHz V Superbeam TELEPIU (Italy) Digital
tr. 69 12.092 GHz H Widebeam NBC Analogue
 
History repeats itself, the same story....from bad to worse
Its an inevitable consequence of increasing demand for data & video services where the amount of available bandwidth (frequencies) are fixed
 
why there is no official news on coverage map if there is any change of footprints

Eutelsat might have decided by now what would be coverage map for new super beam
 
why there is no official news on coverage map if there is any change of footprints

Eutelsat might have decided by now what would be coverage map for new super beam
Eutelsat will have known years ago EXACTLY what the coverage parameters were. It will have been locked in at the tranmission dish design stage

Why are you getting worked up about it? Theres nothing we can do about it. Eute will release the footprints sooner or later. ANyway we already know the coverage area for the super beam - its Europe. So the eastern edge will be somewhere around Greece / Turkey.
 
old hotbird 3 super beam

Vertical S/W A/D F/C Channel
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70: 12.111 S D C Telepiu, Italy, MPEG-2, IRDETO [1]
72: 12.149 S D C Telepiu, Italy, MPEG-2, IRDETO [1]
74: 12.188 S D C
76: 12.226 S D C
78: 12.265 S D C
80: 12.303 S D C
82: 12.341 S D C
84: 12.380 S D C
86: 12.418 S D C TPS, France, MPEG-2, VIACCESS [5]
88: 12.466 S D C TPS, France, MPEG-2, VIACCESS [5]

Horizontal S/W A/D F/C Channel
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71: 12.130 W A F MTV2, Hungaria, PAL, 6.60 [6]
73: 12.169 S D C
75: 12.207 S D C
77: 12.245 S D C
79: 12.284 S D C
81: 12.322 S D C
83: 12.360 S D C
85: 12.399 S D C Various, Switzerland, MPEG-2, VIACCESS [8]
87: 12.437 S D C
89: 12.476 S D C
 
23.20 UTC or UK time?
Do you know if the launch will be live on satellite? Thanks.
 
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