Ernst, The simple answer is that the SR1 returns these values directly, but it's not always clear which mode it's referring to. We were unaware of the alternative derivation all that time ago.

John, <cite> As mentionned a couple of times on this list, you must have a minimum SNR per MODCOD. If your SNR is above, you have some Link Margin (LM): Basic Service MODCOD 8psk 3/5 --> LM = SNR

I currently have ActivePerl ver 5.28.1 installed in C:\Perl\64 and MRTG in C:\Tools\MRTG. I am successfully monitoring SNR including "sr1-snr.inc" in the mrtg.cfg file and Tellicast Losses with the

David, the TBS6908 is twice the TBS6903. You certainly refer to the latter one as in the subject. As I have never setup a TC receiver under Windows I might not be the right person to answer here. I

Ernst, I recall that the two tunes on the 6908 - or their driver software under Windows - should be used in a particular way because of buffering differences. I see from an earlier screen-shot

I have some notes here: https://www.satsignal.eu/wxsat/Sentinel/index.html but they are rather old, and the data stops within a month. Cheers, David -- SatSignal Software - Quality software for

If you cannot do it with EUMETCastView then there might be no easier way. Here is what my PyTROLL/Satpy Starter Kit 3.0 does. But be aware that Sentinel-3 OLCI data will not be disseminated after

I receive HVS-2 data and have a lot of ".TAR" files on subdirectory E2H-S31-01/02 or E2H-S3B-01 What is the easyest way to compute them... I try EUmetcastview with no success. thanks.....

Thanks for your helpful comments, John. Folks, you can find TD 15 here: https://www.eumetsat.int/media/44096 Cheers, David -- SatSignal Software - Quality software for you Web:

Ernst and All, I've just had a look at EUMETAT's TD 15 again - which gets regularly updated and now contains a quite a lot more interesting 'relevant information' regarding reception. It's well worth

I've not seen that effect, but a screen-shot, please. Has anyone else seen that? I might suggest the SatSignal group.... David -- SatSignal Software - Quality software for you Web:

A query if I may. I don't know if this is a problem suffered by anyone else, but my two instances of the GOES ABI manager, with their headers as high as I can get them, show on screen only to the

Excellent news, Terence! Thanks for reporting back. I have a suspicion that I might deserve another fraction of a dB, but it wouldn't be safe for me to adjust. I do find that tightening the four

Ernst, and anyone to whom it may be of interest, after yesterday's dismal weather, with a SNR of near 8.0dB, and losses even of basic data, I took advantage of the sunny spell

EUMETSAT have announced the following session for tomorrow. You may need these services when the bandwidth from direct broadcast becomes too great

Terence, assuming that you still live on Mersea Islands and have not moved to Orkney, also assuming that you are not talking about a 45 - 60cm caravan TV dish, I still think your antenna is

Thanks for correcting me. Till now i don't have any "damaged" picture from GOES16/17. Only when the weather is not good (rain, snow etc.). Strong winds are also not a problem. Ciao...Flo

Flo, first of all we are talking about SNR not signal strength. I also hope you only loose UDP packets not packages. My above equations say that HVS-reception begins with about SNR = 9.3 dB. This is

Hi guys, everywhere i read that it is necessary to have min 12db signal strength for the HVS-1 Service.... With my 80cm dish i have all the time between 10.5 and 11.5db signal strength. I don't have

Thank you Ernst, it looks as though I may need a larger dish, as it was professionally adjusted and checked only a few short weeks ago, with a brand new Inverto