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Old 11-08-2009, 10:15 AM
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Intelsat 805 at 55.5°W

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Will I be able to capture this satellite with a 1.2m dish? I am in SE mass.

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Old 11-08-2009, 10:49 AM
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the satellite? probably
specific channel? unknown since you didnt list one
Each transponder is different so some may come in and some won't. Everything posted on thelist was captured with a 6 footer.
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Old 11-08-2009, 10:56 AM
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the satellite? probably
specific channel? unknown since you didnt list one
Each transponder is different so some may come in and some won't. Everything posted on thelist was captured with a 6 footer.

ESPN at 4744H
RTPi at 4080V
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Old 11-08-2009, 11:11 AM
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Iceberg, I thought the C-Band section of the List was captured with a 1.2m as it says on the table title?. I was wondering who got so many channels with such small dish?, lol.

If that is the case then I guess the 3744H TP (DVB-S2 8PSK BTW) the OP asked about is not doable with a 6' Dish?. I was about to move mine from 58W to 55.5W just now. Guess it stays put then.

To the OP: I have not tried 55.5W with a 1.2m but since adjacent Sats 53W and 58W are pretty crowded I think you will get a lot of interference then and they have lots of 8PSK and high FEC signals anyways. As a last resort, try pointing more towards 53W that has only 3 active Tp's on C-Band. 6 feet your minimum option.
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Old 11-08-2009, 11:23 AM
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Intelsat 805 at 55.5°W

Thanks for the replies gentlemen. Just one question, WTF is OP?
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Old 11-08-2009, 11:24 AM
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ESPN at 4744H
no such frequency....C-Band stops at 4200.
edit: notice someone mentions 3744
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Iceberg, I thought the C-Band section of the List was captured with a 1.2m as it says on the table title?. I was wondering who got so many channels with such small dish?, lol.
I thought qwert changed that to 6 foot? I'll talk with him about that

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If that is the case then I guess the 3744H TP (DVB-S2 8PSK BTW) the OP asked about is not doable with a 6' Dish?. I was about to move mine from 58W to 55.5W just now. Guess it stays put then.
the FEC is 2/3 so it might be possible. I havent tried it

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To the OP: I have not tried 55.5W with a 1.2m but since adjacent Sats 53W and 58W are pretty crowded I think you will get a lot of interference then and they have lots of 8PSK and high FEC signals anyways. As a last resort, try pointing more towards 53W that has only 3 active Tp's on C-Band. 6 feet your minimum option.
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Old 11-08-2009, 05:50 PM
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hello porfiry

well here in New jersey i was really surprise to get 55w in 1.2 meter with 73% signal now i got some 55w channels in my other dish 39x36 with 63% signal not bad.

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Now thats what I want to hear Manny. What about transponders 3744H and
4080V?

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