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Sky & Freesat fringe reception
2D power reduction?
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<blockquote data-quote="dxsat" data-source="post: 253902" data-attributes="member: 193607"><p>The BBC HD tests on 10847 V have been solid since I got the box, no break ups at all even in rain.</p><p>I also tried it on a 1.2 metre dish here with perfect results, albeit only for an hour or so mid- evening. 10847 V is the strongest 2D channel in central Iberia.</p><p>I put a 810XE in for a customer who wanted Euro 1081 on Astra 3, in Madrid.</p><p>Got a clear result on a 60cm dish with a single Invacom. </p><p>I think the answer to your question on fringe reception is that MPEG 4 is as robust on this Pace receiver as MPEG 2.</p><p>Another useful side effect of this receiver is that standard definition is clearer when using the HDMI connection, with cleaner, more accurate colour.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dxsat, post: 253902, member: 193607"] The BBC HD tests on 10847 V have been solid since I got the box, no break ups at all even in rain. I also tried it on a 1.2 metre dish here with perfect results, albeit only for an hour or so mid- evening. 10847 V is the strongest 2D channel in central Iberia. I put a 810XE in for a customer who wanted Euro 1081 on Astra 3, in Madrid. Got a clear result on a 60cm dish with a single Invacom. I think the answer to your question on fringe reception is that MPEG 4 is as robust on this Pace receiver as MPEG 2. Another useful side effect of this receiver is that standard definition is clearer when using the HDMI connection, with cleaner, more accurate colour. [/QUOTE]
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