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<blockquote data-quote="indios_se" data-source="post: 108099" data-attributes="member: 176036">hi if you only want 2d horizontal channels, then this dish shouold be big enough. ive personally installed a 1.2 dish recently in vasteras for a customer and i could even pick up the 2d vertical channels until around 6pm when they go off completely (normal for this size configuration).im not sure im with you about how much pixellation you are getting, but another lnb wont help, the mti blue line is good, but the invacom 0.3 twin is better, we've tried them all <img src="https://www.satellites.co.uk/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/smile.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" data-shortname=":)" />as for disappearing signal moving the dish slightly, this is also normal even with large size dishes, skew and fine dish tuning is absolutely critical for top performance.what make is your dish? if its not a gilbertini or a channel master, then you could consider trading the dish out against one of these beauties, if it is, then that pear tree could be your problem.when you say you have a clear path to the sky, are you looking straight ahead from behind the dish, or are you lookin up 20 degrees, because with offset dishes you dont want to be looking straight aheadregardsRichard, Skyforeurope.com</blockquote>

[QUOTE="indios_se, post: 108099, member: 176036"] hi if you only want 2d horizontal channels, then this dish shouold be big enough. ive personally installed a 1.2 dish recently in vasteras for a customer and i could even pick up the 2d vertical channels until around 6pm when they go off completely (normal for this size configuration). im not sure im with you about how much pixellation you are getting, but another lnb wont help, the mti blue line is good, but the invacom 0.3 twin is better, we've tried them all :) as for disappearing signal moving the dish slightly, this is also normal even with large size dishes, skew and fine dish tuning is absolutely critical for top performance. what make is your dish? if its not a gilbertini or a channel master, then you could consider trading the dish out against one of these beauties, if it is, then that pear tree could be your problem. when you say you have a clear path to the sky, are you looking straight ahead from behind the dish, or are you lookin up 20 degrees, because with offset dishes you dont want to be looking straight ahead regards Richard, Skyforeurope.com [/QUOTE]

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