LyngSat - Lyngemark Satellite

[Indika Perera]

LyngSat - Information About Satellites Around The World

LyngSat specializes in providing information about any satellite radio or TV channel around the world. Owned and operated by Lyngemark, it's a complete resource for finding a range of useful data about the various satellites.

For each satellite, the website offers information such as the frequencies it transmits on as well as the TV channels available from that satellite. You can also find out the satellites that are available in your area by visiting the website.

LyngSat provides complete address and contact information for satellite TV and radio channels around the world. Contact information for satellite package providers can also be found on the website.

Other LyngSat offerings include company logos for any satellite and TV channel in the world as well as information about satellite capacity providers for radio and TV channels etc.

[Indika Perera]

LyngSat.com ? site is the best site for ALL satellite info...locations, transponders, frequency, polarization, LNB's needed, availability, channel packages etc....many do NOT understand how to read the charts and info there...this should help you navigate Christian's site.


  Interpreting Lyngsat Data.pdf (Size: 234.54 KB / Downloads: 27)

[Indika Perera]

       

If you like the old Lyngsat maps, go to http://www.satstar.net/index.html

SatStar was originally started as LyngSat Maps, one of many services in LyngSat Network, but is now independently operated. Our goal is to provide up to date satellite coverage footprint maps based on official sources, all in the same format and using the same map projection. By using the footprints, you can see if a satellite beam is receivable at your location and also get an estimate of the dish size needed.

[Indika Perera]

Christian Lyngemark’s profile

Every day Christian Lyngemark spends a few hours updating information from every broadcast satellite in the world from his office in Helsingborg, Sweden. His site is supported by advertisers. He relies on information from the programmers and satellite owners plus an army of volunteer spotters located around the world. His lists aren't always up to date or totally accurate, especially since many of the services go to great lengths to hide their feeds, but he is a very good detective.

Christian's site is http://www.lyngsat.com

Lyngemark Satellite Centre

Dishes

Hydro Paraclipse 230 cm dish

H-H-mount with Egis rotor system (83° East to 58° West)
SMW Ku band LNB (10,700-12,750 GHz, 0.8 dB, -95 dBc)
Eagle Aspen SLT C band LNB (3,400-4,200 GHz, 17 K)
ADL RP1-CKu

Toroidal 85x105 cm with 11 LNBs
The five quad LNB's are aimed at these satellite positions:
Astra 2A/2B & Eurobird 1 at 28.2°E-28.5°E
Astra 1H/1KR/1L/1M at 19.2°E
Hot Bird 6/8/9 at 13.0°E
Sirius 4 at 4.8°E
Thor 3/5 & Intelsat 10-02 at 0.8°W-1.0°W
The six single LNB's are aimed at these satellite positions:
Badr 4 at 26.0°E
Eutelsat W2 & Eurobird 16 at 16.0°E
Eutelsat W2A & Eurobird 9A and Eurobird 9 at 10.0°E & 9.0°E
Eutelsat W3A at 7.0°E
Amos 2/3 & Atlantic Bird 3 at 4.0°W & 5.0°W
Atlantic Bird 2 at 8.0°W

Satellite TV receivers

Monterey Chaparral MC 140 (PAL/SECAM/NTSC)
Tandberg TT 1260 (DVB-S/S2 - BISS)
Panasonic - Sky UK (DVB-S - Videoguard)
Neotion 501 (DVB-S)
Philips XD 300 - Orbit Network (DVB-S - Mediaguard)
Samsung DSB H670N - Viasat (DVB-S/S2 - Videoguard)
Sagem - Canal Digital (DVB-S/S2/T - Conax)
Pace DX 810 XE (DVB-S/S2)
Simba HD - Fransat (DVB-S/S2 - Viaccess)

Related equipment

AOR AR-5000 (0.1-2600 MHz) - radio
Dektec DTA-120 (DVB-S/S2 - 4:2:2) - ASI
Dektec DTA-240 (DVB-S/S2 - 4:2:2) - ASI
Promax TV Explorer (DVB-S)
Promax TV Explorer II+ (DVB-S/2)

Satellite receiver setup

   

[Warunasat]

Great updates started ,thx indika

[Indika Perera]

       
Christian Lyngemark

[Indika Perera]

Christian Lyngemark at IBC