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02-24-2010 11:31 PM #1
am I the only one that hates the new Lyngsat Beam Maps?

I can't even make out the numbers
In my experience the former maps were accurate and you could at least see the letters and numbers
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02-24-2010 11:39 PM #2
Actually, I'm noticing he no longer hosts the maps himself. A sampling of a few birds sent me to the owners website, one SES, one Intelsat. I'd guess he is trying to save bandwidth costs, to the users detriment, of course.
What bird were you looking at there?
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02-24-2010 11:40 PM #3
These beam maps are the ones published by the satellite owners.
Ex:
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02-24-2010 11:42 PM #4
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That's 89 Ku Band, I barely get beam here in Central Mex. I'm not that lucky on 87, 91 where all those sweet sports feeds are
, 99, 103 and 125
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02-24-2010 11:43 PM #5
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the ones they had before were better for the eyes IMO
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02-25-2010 06:25 AM #6John,
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Try Satbeams.com instead, I think you will appreciate it once you become accustomed to the format and navigation. Their maps are "interactive" and you can zoom in/zoom out and paneast/west/north and south. You can even dial them in down to the city level and beyond. Very nice!
It is all that I use now.
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