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bigtee · 09-03-07, 08:04 AM

I stumbled on a channel while fiddling around yesterday; however, as I only have the basic Sat finder (beeps n needle) often when I register a strong signal, I do not know for sure which satellite I'm near.

Yesterday, I locked a signal sufficiently to register pictures. For the moment I have it logged under Hispasat but I am not sure that is its right satellite). It is a CNN station labelled CNN_flyawa~1.

Fr. 11463 H; SR 5632; VPID 308; APID 256; PPID 8190

I am checking Lyngsat (have checked 7E and 10E thinking them most likely candidates) but no luck so far.

Would appreciate the help of the fraternity

Thanks

Analoguesat · 09-03-07, 08:49 AM

Thats not a channel as such - it will be a feed with a name like that - and it could be on any satellite!

bigtee · 09-03-07, 09:04 AM

Thanks; I thought of that too. The closest I've seen in that regard is at 1W 11463V but different SR i.e. 6111 (FEC 3/4). Interesting

BGonaSTICK · 09-03-07, 02:28 PM

You could always peak the signal on the feed and then systematically scan each satellite you think is a possibility and see which one produces the goods. You could also do a 'blind' scan if your receiver has that facility.

09-03-07, 08:04 AM	#1 (permalink)
bigtee Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Kent Posts: 468 Thanks: 8 Thanked 44 Times in 44 Posts	Identify a Satellite Please I stumbled on a channel while fiddling around yesterday; however, as I only have the basic Sat finder (beeps n needle) often when I register a strong signal, I do not know for sure which satellite I'm near. Yesterday, I locked a signal sufficiently to register pictures. For the moment I have it logged under Hispasat but I am not sure that is its right satellite). It is a CNN station labelled CNN_flyawa~1. Fr. 11463 H; SR 5632; VPID 308; APID 256; PPID 8190 I am checking Lyngsat (have checked 7E and 10E thinking them most likely candidates) but no luck so far. Would appreciate the help of the fraternity Thanks __________________ Raven 90 multi lnb 1w, 7, 9, 13, 16, 19 & 28e; 1m Orbital on SG 2100 5e-34w; TM1500s, Fortec 5400, Phoenix Apollo & Kathrein (analogue) Receivers

09-03-07, 08:49 AM	#2 (permalink)
Analoguesat satellite expert Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Scottish Borders Posts: 8,309 Thanks: 10 Thanked 270 Times in 242 Posts	Re: Identify a Satellite Please Thats not a channel as such - it will be a feed with a name like that - and it could be on any satellite! __________________ To all the cable boys - do not post: keys of any sort firmware for receivers links to sites carrying files, keys or fixes Read the rules before you post - click here to read them

09-03-07, 09:04 AM	#3 (permalink)
bigtee Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Kent Posts: 468 Thanks: 8 Thanked 44 Times in 44 Posts	Re: Identify a Satellite Please Thanks; I thought of that too. The closest I've seen in that regard is at 1W 11463V but different SR i.e. 6111 (FEC 3/4). Interesting __________________ Raven 90 multi lnb 1w, 7, 9, 13, 16, 19 & 28e; 1m Orbital on SG 2100 5e-34w; TM1500s, Fortec 5400, Phoenix Apollo & Kathrein (analogue) Receivers

09-03-07, 02:28 PM	#4 (permalink)
BGonaSTICK Super Murderator Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Brighton Posts: 10,633 Thanks: 3 Thanked 64 Times in 37 Posts	Re: Identify a Satellite Please You could always peak the signal on the feed and then systematically scan each satellite you think is a possibility and see which one produces the goods. You could also do a 'blind' scan if your receiver has that facility. __________________ Dreambox 7000, Skystar2 PCI, Skystar USB, Fibo 90cm on Moteck SG2100, Triax TD110 multi-LNB. Sky + ART cards. 45.0°E - 58.0°W


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