For the time being I have put up a ProScan feed of the CONUS transponders. From where I'm at that's all I can receive. The PACIFIC is over the horizon and I can just barely get some stuff from the 22 West ATLANTIC but with the antenna on the ground it has to point through houses horizontally. I will try that sat from the rooftop when the weather warms up. But as you can imagine CONUS blasts in full tilt since I'm pretty much right under it.
The antenna is one of the large AV2011 types pointed 45 degrees elevation and about 190 degrees (100 West area). It has an Advanced Receiver Research low noise preamp with only ( 1 db noise factor) at the antenna feeding a run of LMR400 to a BCT15.
I have pretty much all transponders in the list. It will probably hang on noise and other garble on the transponders but I will try to keep an ear to it to clean it up and keep it rolling.
The feed is at thisradio.doesntexist.com port 7637
The antenna is one of the large AV2011 types pointed 45 degrees elevation and about 190 degrees (100 West area). It has an Advanced Receiver Research low noise preamp with only ( 1 db noise factor) at the antenna feeding a run of LMR400 to a BCT15.
I have pretty much all transponders in the list. It will probably hang on noise and other garble on the transponders but I will try to keep an ear to it to clean it up and keep it rolling.
The feed is at thisradio.doesntexist.com port 7637