Help: Which Transponders Should I look at to determine optimal strength?

[120inna55]

I've asked this before, but never a clear answer...

Which transponders should I check for each satellite (I'm looking at 110, 119, & 61.5)?

Also, what is considered good signal strength with the new meter on the 622 (L409). I'm getting 44, 55, and 52 respectively.

Thanks.

 

[gadgtfreek]

I've asked this before, but never a clear answer...

Which transponders should I check for each satellite (I'm looking at 110, 119, & 61.5)?

Also, what is considered good signal strength with the new meter on the 622 (L409). I'm getting 44, 55, and 52 respectively.

Thanks.

I cant remember off the top of my head for 110/119(dont have 61.5 here), but its usually one of them from 10-13. Find the highest in that range and peak with it.

From what I used to have on my SS meter, Id say 50's were 90's and 60's were +100's.

 

[Mr Tony]

on 119 peak on TP 11 & 12
on 110 do 13 & 14 (there are spotbeams on TP12)

 

[Smith P.]

We have lengthly discussion about it - search for 'home' transponders, check also dbstalk.com .