Blind Search ~ Satellite Frequency Ranges (30.0°W ~ 60.0°E)

[Zorch]

Hi again all,

Blind Search ~ Satellite Frequency Ranges (30.0°W ~ 60.0°E)

If anyone is interested... I have created a notepad file (see attachment) that lists each/all specific part/s of the Ku Band that are currently being used on every satellite from 30.0°W to 60.0°E

I wonder how many forum members use the 'Blind Search' scan but just leave the search parameters set to the default setting (10.700 GHz ~ 12.750 GHz)

If you use this notepad file as a reference... you can simply 'tailor' the 'Blind Search' scan parameters on any satellite and thus eliminate/filter out most/all undesired transponders that would have errantly been detected from adjacent/very close neighbouring satellites... and the scans are much faster also...

I hope this helps...

Best Wishes,
Zorch

 

[Zorch]

Hi again all,

Converted to a Word Document... looks much better...

Best Wishes,
Zorch

 

[holmroad]

I 'think' I know what you intend here mate - will try it later!!
Thanks again.:drink:

 

[holmroad]

Cannot open these files now mate - get an error 'x' in red!!

 

[Gwyn1]

Hi holmroad, I had similar problem earlier - only occurs with *.zip, and *.rar files. I got around it by
right clicking, and using 'Save As'

 

[holmroad]

Hi holmroad, I had similar problem earlier - only occurs with *.zip, and *.rar files. I got around it by
right clicking, and using 'Save As'

Tried that mate thanks - all I get is 'save target as' and I chose 'Desktop' - but nothing happens when I click on 'Save'!

 

[Gwyn1]

@holmroad - Gets more interesting - I successfully downloaded the item using Google Chrome , 'Save link As', but when I tried using
IE 10, I get the same problem you are experiencing !. Which Browser are you using ?

 

[holmroad]

@holmroad - Gets more interesting - I successfully downloaded the item using Google Chrome , 'Save link As', but when I tried using
IE 10, I get the same problem you are experiencing !. Which Browser are you using ?

I use plain Google on Windows 7 on one pc and Windows 8 on the other mate!

 

[Merliin]

Is it still there ? getting message "This web page has not been found" with Google Chrome browser on both links.

 

[Gwyn1]

@Merlin - Both Entries Still there, and still working for me when using Google Chrome
But not if I use / Windows 8 / IE 10

 

[holmroad]

I STILL cant get it Gwyn - so not sure what to do next mate!!

 

[Merliin]

These are my Ku band activity lists all Ku band,

Ku band tv usage inc feeds 53 east to 45 west update Nov 9th 2013 UK & Northern Europe based on satellites that I can receive,
When only one polarity is in use I have added this to the frequency range as a guide

53 east 10950 to 11200 + 11450 to 11700 + 12500 to 12750
46 east 10950 to 11200H
45 east 11450 to 11700V + 12500 to 12750 V
42 east 10950 to 11200 + 11450 to 11700V + 11700 to 12135 + 12500 to 12750
39 east 10950 to 11200V + 11450 to 11700 + 12500 to 12750
36 east 11000 to 11190 + 11400 to 11450H + 11630 to 11700V + 12500 to 12655
33.2 east 10950 to 11180 + 11450 to 11670 + 12630 to 12750V
31.5 east 11800 to 12310
28.5 east 11200 to 11450 + 12680 to 12750
28.2 east 10700 to 11200 + 11700 to 12680
26 east 11900 to 12750
23.5 east 11200 to 11450 + 11450 to 12750
21.5 east 10700 to 11150 + 11470 to 11690 + 12500 to 12750
19.2 east 10700 to 12750
16 east 10700 to 11700 + 12500 to 12750
13 east 10700 to 12750
10 east 10700 to 11700 + 12500 to 12750
9 east 11700 to 12500
7 east 10700 to 11700 + 12500 to 12750
5 east 11200 to 11500
4.8 east 11700 to 12750
3.1 east 10950 to 11200H + 11450 to 11700 + 12500 to 12750
0.8 west 10700 to 10950 + 11200 to 11450 + 11700 to 12500
1 west 10950 to 11200 + 11450 to 11700V + 12500 to 12750
4 west 10700 to 10950 + 11130 to 11700H
5 west 10950 to 11200 + 11450 to 11680 + 12500 to 12750
7 west 11700 to 12300
7.3 west 10700 to 10950 + 11200 to 11700 + 12150 to 12475
8 west 10950 to 11200H + 12500 to 12750
11 west 11000 to 11200H + 11450 to 11700H
12.5 west 10950 to 11200 + 11320 to 11430 + 12500 to 12750
15 west 10980 to 11150 + 11450 to 11700 + 12500 to 12750
18 west 10950 to 11190H + 11450 to 11700H
20 west 12600 to 12750 H
22 west 10950 to 11200H + 11450 to 11700H + 12500 to 12750H
24.5 west 10950 to 11200 + 11450 to 11700
27.5 west 11000 to 11185V + 11490 to 11690V
30 west 10700 to 10950 + 11460 to 11700 + 11700 to 12750
34.5 west 10960 to 11190V + 11500 to 11675V
37.5 west 10950 to 11160V + 11500 to 11675V + 12500 to 12750
45 west 11490 to 11650
This is just a guide based on my findings some variations may occur

Regards....Merliin

 

[Merliin]

The active part of the Ku band used for Live Feeds updated Nov 9th 2013

53 east to 45 west as received in the South East England (= Feed Activity)

53 east 11000 to 11110 + 11550 to 11700 + 12500 to 12750 (Medium activity)
48 east 10950 to 11700 + 12500 to 12750 (no activity atm)
47.5 east 11450 to 12750 (no activity atm)
46 east 10950 to 11200 (active)
45 east 11450 to 11700 V + 12500 to 12750 (Active)
42 east 11120 to 11200 + 11450 to 11700V + 12550 to 12700 (Very active)
40 east (No activity atm until the launch of Express-AM7 40° East in the 2nd half of 2014)
39 east 10950 to 11200 V + 12700 to 12750 H (Active)
36 east 11000 to 11190 + 11400 to 11450 H + 11630 to 11700 V + 12550 to 12655 (Active)
33.2 east 10950 to 11180 + 11450 to 11670 + 12630 to 12750 V (Active)
28.5 east 12700 to 12750 (Low)
26 east 12550 to 12750 (Low)
23.5 east 11450 to 11700 + 12550 to 12750 (Medium)
21.6 east 10950 to 11110 + 11470 to 11700 + 12500 to 12750 (Fairly active)
16 east 10950 to 11200 + 12500 to 12600 + 12600 to 12750 V only (Very Active)
10 east 10700 to 10950 + 10950 to 11200 + 11450 to 11700 + 12500 to 12750 (Very Active)
7 east 10950 to 11200 + 12500 to 12750 (Very Active)
5 east 12580 to 12750 (Medium activity)
4 east 10950 to 11200 + 12500 to 12750 (no activity atm)
3.1 east 10950 to 11200 H + 11550 to 11700 H + 12500 to 12750 (Very active at times)
1 west 10950 to 11200 V + 11450 to 11700 V + 12500 to 12540 V (Very active at times)
5 west 10950 to 11200 + 11450 to 11680 + 12500 to 12750 (Low activity)
8 west 10950 to 11200 H + 12500 to 12750 (Very active at times)
11 west 11000 to 11200 H + 11450 to 11700 H (Fairly active)
12.5 west 10950 to 11200 + 11320 to 11430 + 12500 to 12750 (Very active at times)
14 west (No activity until the launch of Express-AM8 14° West 4th quarter of 2013)
15 west 11000 to 11110 + 11450 to 11700 + 12500 to 12750 (Low activity)
18 west 10950 to 11200 H + 11450 to 11700 H (No Activity atm)
20 west 10950 to 11200H + 11450 to 11700 + 12500 to 12750 (no activity atm)
22 west 10950 to 11200 H + 11450 to 11700 H + 12500 to 12750 H (Medium Activity)
24.5 west 10950 to 11200 + 11450 to 11700 (High Activity)
27.5 west 10950 to 11200 V + 11450 to 11700 V (Very Low Activity)
30 west 10700 to 10950 + 11460 to 11700 + 11920 to 11990 H + 12600 to 12750 (High activity)
34.5 west 10950 to 11200 V + 11450 to 11700 V (Very Low Activity)
37.5 west 10950 to 11160 V + 12500 to 12750 (Low activity)
40.5 west 10950 to 11450 + 11700 to 12200 no activity atm
45 west 11450 to 11700 (Very low activity)

I have included the transmission polarization as some satellites only use one this will enable you to find
active transponders more quickly where none shown then both V & H are in use.

Regards..............Merliin