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It took me forever to find this diagram. So this is what you get out of a coax antenna socket in Japanese apartments (at most; not all apartments get everything). https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E3%83%95%E3%82%A1%E3%82%A4%E3%83%AB:Japanese_Broadcast_IF_Frequency.svg …pic.twitter.com/jodjANGc8k
BS and CS are two different satellite groups both at 110°E, and polarization is circular (R/L). All the websites sites talk about a downconverter LO frequency of 10.678GHz but almost none of them mention that the LO is 9.505GHz for the L polarization part.
I'm not sure if I get the L bands in my apartment, because all of those transponders are using the new fancypants ISDB-S3 modulation for 4K content (terrestial is ISDB-T, non-4K is ISDB-S) and I don't have a tuner. Writing an SDR receiver could be a fun project.
There are some ISDB-S3/4K transponders on the R polarization band too, so I can definitely get those (my ISDB-S tuner doesn't lock onto them, but the signal should definitely be there).
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