Up-to-Date Accurate Ku Listing of FTA Satellites

[cyberham]

If you don't trust the accuracy of Lyngsat for listings of what's on satellites, then here's an idea.

Spectrum Monitor magazine, November 2024 issue, has a complete listing of what's on Ku satellites from 133W to 15W. It is an article written by Mike Kohl. The chart in the article is up-to-date and accurate. You can download the whole magazine for just $3. You might discover you want to subscribe to receive the magazine monthly.

Furthermore, the listing of C-band satellites from 139W to 55.5W is in the October issue of the same magazine.

 

[a33]

If you don't trust the accuracy of Lyngsat for listings of what's on satellites, then here's an idea.

Spectrum Monitor magazine, November 2024 issue, has a complete listing of what's on Ku satellites from 133W to 15W. It is an article written by Mike Kohl. The chart in the article is up-to-date and accurate.

The question that jumps to my mind:
What is his source for these listings?

Here in Europe I check the lyngsat, kingofsat, and/or flysat website. Maybe there are more?
Having multiple sources adds to the 'completeness', I think.

Greetz,
A33