Thaicom 5/6/8 @ 78.5° east

New IRIB Packets (Flysat)
11009 H 30000 DVBS2/8PSK 3/4
11049 H 30000 DVBS2/8PSK 2/3
 

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New IRIB Packets (Flysat)
11009 H 30000 DVBS2/8PSK 3/4
11049 H 30000 DVBS2/8PSK 2/3
 

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Unexpectedly good signal on two IRIB TV/Radio packages(11009 H & 11049 H) in my area, and still received with a small antenna.:Y
 

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many Feeds today

11165 H 7500 DVBS2/8PSK 5/6 is "WORLD0FEED_UP"
 

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today many many feeds
 

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What I found at 78.5E at this favorable moment with Crazyscan and neumoDVB.
 

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The two IRIB muxes were moved to 11479 H and 11519 H, with the same parameters.
The signal remained at the same level as before.
Credit goes to N_Stanislav. :Y
 

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Elevation of -0.8 degrees here, even on the roof.
 
my current scan
 

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I no longer detect the previous frequencies but they have activated this one
 

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Here's what I found at 78.5E on the new slots right now.
 

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Here's what I found at 78.5E on the new slots right now.
I also find these 3 tp 2 out of three have equal or better values than yours but they don't block, and I don't understand why
 

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I also find these 3 tp 2 out of three have equal or better values than yours but they don't block, and I don't understand why
The signal on 11153 H is the strongest, being a regular feed, while the other two or so have weaker power.

There is also an element of luck involved, given that this spot has a variable signal in our area. We are also lucky to be able to pick it up, considering that the spot is not intended for Europe.

Three factors contribute to locking a weak signal: proper antenna adjustment, a device with a sensitive tuner, the environment in which the antenna operates (e.g., interference, etc.), and knowledge of how the signal behaves at different times. Last but not least, luck.
 
After the rain stopped, the signal increased by 3 dB, which is favorable for reception.
 

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