IMnobody
Inactive User
There's a lot of satellite lists out there, and, the one size fits all approach leaves a lot to be desired for most users.
I've found two sites, that when used in conjunction, could greatly help in generating the information needed to create, accurate customized XML lists for scanning.
hxxp://www.satbeams.com/index.php
This first site allows you to see the satellites footprint information, and, determine if your located within any satellites range. It's also a good aid for satellite alignment, based around Google maps which also offers a satellite view of your site location. It's a free but, subscription based and so, some features are withheld for subscribers, but, it's still useful to non subscribers as well.
After using this site you can chose and generate a customized XML list from the second site.
hxxp://satellites-xml.eu/
This site's transponder list is very accurate, claiming to be updated daily, or at least as needed. With that information in hand, most users I've spoke with, prefer DSM's image for actually scanning. Reporting, it's the most accurate for scanning. And, there Openscan which can be used with DSM in a telnet session.
Then use which an edit scheme, OpenDMedit or what ever, to tune up your boutiques and you've got a highly customized, and personalized list that finally fits the bill.
Because this is so highly optimized, for a single user site, there's not much point in posting these individualized lists.
Enjoy,
good luck,
&, happy scanning
IMnobody
I've found two sites, that when used in conjunction, could greatly help in generating the information needed to create, accurate customized XML lists for scanning.
hxxp://www.satbeams.com/index.php
This first site allows you to see the satellites footprint information, and, determine if your located within any satellites range. It's also a good aid for satellite alignment, based around Google maps which also offers a satellite view of your site location. It's a free but, subscription based and so, some features are withheld for subscribers, but, it's still useful to non subscribers as well.
After using this site you can chose and generate a customized XML list from the second site.
hxxp://satellites-xml.eu/
This site's transponder list is very accurate, claiming to be updated daily, or at least as needed. With that information in hand, most users I've spoke with, prefer DSM's image for actually scanning. Reporting, it's the most accurate for scanning. And, there Openscan which can be used with DSM in a telnet session.
Then use which an edit scheme, OpenDMedit or what ever, to tune up your boutiques and you've got a highly customized, and personalized list that finally fits the bill.
Because this is so highly optimized, for a single user site, there's not much point in posting these individualized lists.
Enjoy,
good luck,
&, happy scanning
IMnobody