The Israeli 'YES' package on 4 west ?

From speaking to others before, you don't have a hope.

YES TV is on the Middle East Beam of Amos-3
https://www.flysat.com/amos.php

Even if you had a very large dish reception is not possible in the UK due to the characteristics of this tight beam,

See the footprint map below:-

dostoy said:

Thanks for the replies.

I knew it was difficult but I didn't know it was impossible, regardless of dish size.

What about the Mediaset Italian package of multistream channels on 9 east ?

12149 V 31400 is one of the transponders.

How big a dish is needed for those in the UK ?

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lyngsat flysat satbeams etc all give footprints, maybe take a look your self been at it long enough lol

dostoy said:

I have already done that.

Its not clear exactly how big a dish is needed to get the signal in England.

I wondered if anyone was getting a signal from them, where they are and how big a dish they have got.

I would never ask on here without looking myself first.

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Wont bother to help again.
Bye

The problem you'll have with either the Middle East beam of 4°W or the Italian beam of 9°E are that there are other interfering beams using the same frequencies.

The Nordic beam of 9°E uses most of the same frequencies as the Italian one, so as the UK is between the two - however big a dish you get you'll just make both beams stronger and they will interfere and cancel each other out. If one is slightly stronger than the other it'll be the Nordic one I would have thought, especially in the East - so you'd maybe get a weak signal on that at best.

Same for 4°W - Pretty much all the Israeli Yes frequencies are also used on the European beam of Amos. As that's targeted nearer to the UK, that's all you'll ever get - no matter how big a dish you use.

Amos 4°West

And the reception was made of? Let's guess?

2m.Bulgaria-Plovdiv

You are at the limit, my friend.
https://www.flysat-beams.com/beam/amos3/ME.png