I've read of other's issues on the RTN tp but havent had anything like it until tonight. The only thing I ever noticed was that sometimes it did take a second or 2 to lock but it always did.
I've messed with all aspects freq/sr/az/and polarity on my 7.5' mesh and it is just not getting it. I did get them to scan in right 2 or 3 times but never got enough sig to get video, or the rx would jump to and lock the LEO tp instead of trying to get the RTN tp. Initially I had come to the conclusion that LEO HAS TO GO!!!.....but, the LEO sig isnt that much above the threshhold either, just closer to and stronger than RTN's tp. The real issue I think is that the other tp's are hogging the powerband. The 3 or 4 others on this sat are at or nearly hitting the peg on the bar graph.
How did RTN end up with such a crappy spot in the sat spectrum anyway? Maybe we can talk them into moving to 129 and muxing with WSTV. Even getting freq/sr distanced from LEO, they will still have to contend with the 'big boys' and their 'unfair share' of the bird's power limits.
I've messed with all aspects freq/sr/az/and polarity on my 7.5' mesh and it is just not getting it. I did get them to scan in right 2 or 3 times but never got enough sig to get video, or the rx would jump to and lock the LEO tp instead of trying to get the RTN tp. Initially I had come to the conclusion that LEO HAS TO GO!!!.....but, the LEO sig isnt that much above the threshhold either, just closer to and stronger than RTN's tp. The real issue I think is that the other tp's are hogging the powerband. The 3 or 4 others on this sat are at or nearly hitting the peg on the bar graph.
How did RTN end up with such a crappy spot in the sat spectrum anyway? Maybe we can talk them into moving to 129 and muxing with WSTV. Even getting freq/sr distanced from LEO, they will still have to contend with the 'big boys' and their 'unfair share' of the bird's power limits.