By clicking on the beam name (e.g., "Ku-MENA"), LyngSat provides a map approximation of the signal strength and coverage area. This helps users determine if their satellite dish is large enough to receive the signal in their specific geographic location. For example, the
The satellite is located at . This is a prime “hot slot” for the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. To receive Arabsat 6A signals, your dish must be aligned to this position. In many cases, this satellite is co-located or near other major satellites like Arabsat 5C (20°E) and Eutelsat 25B (25.5°E), but 30.5°E is its dedicated slot. arabsat 6a lyngsat
On the LyngSat page for 30.5°E, the satellites are separated by tabs or sections. You will look for the "Arabsat 6A" tab. It is crucial to distinguish this from "Arabsat 5A" (which is now decommissioned or in inclined orbit) to ensure you are looking at current, active frequencies. By clicking on the beam name (e
: Multiple occasional feeds and data transponders. This is a prime “hot slot” for the