robdifferent Member Original poster May 5, 2014 10 0 Cape Town Jun 6, 2014 #1 I have recently bought a satlink ws 6923 but unable to find ses 5 satellite as nothing seems to be broadcast in dvb can I use this meter to find dvb-s satellites? Thanks Rob
I have recently bought a satlink ws 6923 but unable to find ses 5 satellite as nothing seems to be broadcast in dvb can I use this meter to find dvb-s satellites? Thanks Rob
qwert1515 SatelliteGuys TheList Sep 26, 2005 4,246 41 Los Angeles CA Jun 6, 2014 #2 According to Lyngsat there seem to be a few DVB-S transponders on SES 5 @ 5.0°E
jorgek SatelliteGuys Pro Mar 11, 2013 1,327 299 Near Toronto Jun 8, 2014 #3 qwert1515 said: According to Lyngsat there seem to be a few DVB-S transponders on SES 5 @ 5.0°E Click to expand... I don't think that SES 5 beams to N. America if that is your location.
qwert1515 said: According to Lyngsat there seem to be a few DVB-S transponders on SES 5 @ 5.0°E Click to expand... I don't think that SES 5 beams to N. America if that is your location.
KE4EST SatelliteGuys Is My Second Home Staff member HERE TO HELP YOU! Lifetime Supporter Aug 9, 2004 27,035 7,364 EM75xb Jun 8, 2014 #4 I believe the OP lives in South Africa.
FaT Air HOA Free Zone Feb 27, 2010 6,668 916 97W 48N Jun 8, 2014 #5 Should be able to lock onto the GlobeCast TP's on the SSA beam. http://www.lyngsat.com/SES-5.html http://www.satbeams.com/footprints?position=5 (although, being 'over here' can't confirm if they are still there, but the 'report' date @ lyngsat isn't that 'old')
Should be able to lock onto the GlobeCast TP's on the SSA beam. http://www.lyngsat.com/SES-5.html http://www.satbeams.com/footprints?position=5 (although, being 'over here' can't confirm if they are still there, but the 'report' date @ lyngsat isn't that 'old')