Von: "David J Taylor via groups.io" <david-taylor@...> Datum: Wed, 27 May 2020 11:11:28 +0100 Exactly sic. Cheers, Ulli

A hot dish can expand or shrink when cooling. It can also distort it's shape very slightly which can affect your signal. There is also your coax cable, mainly copper which will expand and/or shrink to

Hi, In the past days, any attempt to update Keplers with the Updater tool contained in WXTrack is terminated. I get a Socket Error # 10054 - Connection reset by peer error. Bug, feature, ... ? Did I

Hi, In the past days, any attempt to update Keplers with the Updater tool contained in WXTrack is terminated. I get a Socket Error # 10054 - Connection reset by peer error. Bug, feature, ... ?

David, Interesting comments. A problem is, I'm not an RF engineer and I'm just reporting what my SR1 and SatPal meter are showing. What it all means, is another matter :-) Last year(?) Klaus Peter

David, Interesting comments. A problem is, I'm not an RF engineer and I'm just reporting what my SR1 and SatPal meter are showing. What it all means, is another matter :-) Last year(?) Klaus Peter

Ian and All, As I thought (hoped) my TP 1 SNR was back up to 12.9 - 13.0 db by 17:00 UTC today. It is currently 13.0 - 12.9 dB at 20:30 UTC. Yes, the LNB does get baked in the sun at this time of

I've mentioned this to EUMETSAT and pointed them towards the group topic. I'm sure that direct reports would be valued. Cheers, David -- SatSignal Software - Quality software for you Web:

Ian and All, As I thought (hoped) my TP 1 SNR was back up to 12.9 - 13.0 db by 17:00 UTC today. It is currently 13.0 - 12.9 dB at 20:30 UTC. Yes, the LNB does get baked in the sun at this time of

David, To give some more documentation, my SNR over the day is comparable with the signal of the station in Huizen-NL I have a slight smaller dish 125 cm so my SNR is on average over the day 0,2 dB

From: Ian Deans via groups.io [] I am still seeing a drop in signal which I am checking regularily. Dish allignment checked and is OK. I take your point re no documented evidence, so will avoid any

David, heating up the LNB adds thermal noise to the signal. This causes a drop of the link margin. Cheeers Thorsten ================================= Yes, it could be just that. Thanks, David --

David, To give some more documentation, my SNR over the day is comparable with the signal of the station in Huizen-NL I have a slight smaller dish 125 cm so my SNR is on average over the day 0,2 dB

=============================================================================== I am still seeing a drop in signal which I am checking regularily. Dish allignment checked and is OK. I take your

David, heating up the LNB adds thermal noise to the signal. This causes a drop of the link margin. Cheeers Thorsten

I am seeing another drop in the signal over the last 48 hours or so, in the region of 0.2 to 0.3 SNR. Hopefully just a temporary drop. Regards Ian. ============================== Ian, Herman, I see

Ian, I finally got around to putting my 1 m dish into its new - slightly more away from the fir tree - location from the temporary one its been in for a couple of months, late afternoon yesterday. I

Ian, Same here in Hoofddorp The Netherlands. Regards Herman Op 26-5-2020 om 12:12 schreef Ian Deans via groups.io:

I am seeing another drop in the signal over the last 48 hours or so, in the region of 0.2 to 0.3 SNR. Hopefully just a temporary drop. Regards Ian.

Hi Ernst OK thanks that gives me something to look at My raw data files are on a networked NAS drive which is always connected. I only run three scripts in succession The temp dir might be an issue