grahamlthompson - 13 minutes ago »
REPASSAC - 4 minutes ago »
I think the difference must be due to checking at two different times. All three now give 70% with infrequent jumps to 80%.Weather related ?. Expecting some foul weather shortly here, gales already and heavy rain tracking in from the NW.
Been a bit cool but clear sky Weather in Eauze.
REPASSAC - 6 minutes ago »
grahamlthompson - 13 minutes ago »
REPASSAC - 4 minutes ago »
I think the difference must be due to checking at two different times. All three now give 70% with infrequent jumps to 80%.Weather related ?. Expecting some foul weather shortly here, gales already and heavy rain tracking in from the NW.
Been a bit cool but clear sky Weather in Eauze.
Talk about rubbing salt in the wounds 
For what we are about receive in the West Midlands.
Location 30 Kms South East of Perigueux, France (approximately 120 miles East of Bordeaux).
Dish size 80cms - Picking up the 2 test channels 8901 and 8911 with Strength 100%, Quality 90%.
Hopefully this is good news for those of us in this area.
My 70% Quality was midway between Brodeaux and Toulouse. Also on 80cm.
REPASSAC - 12 minutes ago »
paulburke - 2 hours ago »
REPASSAC - 1 hour ago »
My 70% Quality was midway between Brodeaux and Toulouse. Also on 80cm.Are you close to Agen?
That is quite a difference then for only 120kms further South!No look at 32800.
Almost 200kms, would that make much of a difference?
The tighter the beam, the more rapid the falloff at the margin. 
The tightest beam known is most likely a laser. At the margin you go from full power to zero in next to zero distance. Beam shape doesn't have to be perfectly uniform either. 2D had a known lobe focussed on Gibraltar giving UK channels on a much smaller dish then further North on the Spanish Costas. It will take a while to get a better idea as to 2F's real footprint. It's not early days, it's the first day
Thanks for that info Graham.
Just rechecked - yesterday 100%/70-80%, Today 100%/90% steady.
ITV London 1N 100%/100%
Wonder why the difference? Solar flares?
Paul - what have you got today?
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