107.3W A little help needed

[arlo]

Strange one. When I blindscan this one with my osmio4k. Nothing is found. Of course when you can catch it. Inclined orbit and all. 4163 V 1937 blasts in at over 15 dB here.
I got curious and scanned it every which way. Limiting the freq. range, sr range. Fixed it to vertical. Usually blindscan is set to Disable sync with....
Tried TNAP with the low sr avl driver. The TNAP Mod one. OpenViX. OpenATV.
She comes up blank. A manual entry in signal finder pops it in right away and strong.

Think someone could give it a shot? I asked EB but where he lives he cant receive 107W
Makes me wonder now how many hit's I've missed when doing blindscans.

 

[ZetaMale]

Panamericana TV comes in at 4163H2400-3/4 8PSK DVB-S2 15.8 dB. There are others. I got 62 TV channels.

 

[Brct203]

Panamericana TV comes in at 4163H2400-3/4 8PSK DVB-S2 15.8 dB. There are others. I got 62 TV channels.

but that's on 117W, right? I think Arlo is talking about the last remaining Canadian (Nunavut) feed on the ageing Anik F1R @ 107W

 

[ZetaMale]

but that's on 117W, right? I think Arlo is talking about the last remaining Canadian (Nunavut) feed on the ageing Anik F1R @ 107W

Eutelsat 117 West A

 

[arlo]

107W is correct.Thing is, I blindscan frequently looking for wild feeds. I know the sat is inclined orbit. The reception opportunity is limited each day.
That's got nothing to do with anything. What's got me wondering right now is how many transponders might be missed in other sat scans.
The signal rate is low, yes. But not so low that the mio4k 'cant' receive it (sr 1937).
The channel was already there from a previous scan. And usually I disable using the satellites.xml in scan settings.
It's just not found in a new scan. Deleted from the xml and channel deleted from the lamedb. A scan won't find it.
Entering the details in Signal finder pops it in immediately.

Was wondering if anyone had a chance if they could try it when 107 is receivable.

 

[Brct203]

107W is correct.Thing is, I blindscan frequently looking for wild feeds. I know the sat is inclined orbit. The reception opportunity is limited each day.
That's got nothing to do with anything. What's got me wondering right now is how many transponders might be missed in other sat scans.
The signal rate is low, yes. But not so low that the mio4k 'cant' receive it (sr 1937).
The channel was already there from a previous scan. And usually I disable using the satellites.xml in scan settings.
It's just not found in a new scan. Deleted from the xml and channel deleted from the lamedb. A scan won't find it.
Entering the details in Signal finder pops it in immediately.

Was wondering if anyone had a chance if they could try it when 107 is receivable.

i've definitely seen this type of problem on other satellites, where it mises certain transponders even on multiple blind scans, for no apparent reasons. And at other times it will find it. I don't have an explanation for it

 

[cyberham]

You'll find that interesting channel also on 111.1W Anik F4 @ 4110 H 7960. Check your scanning there.