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DISH SETUP: Single sat, Multi-Sat & Motorised
C-Band Reception, UK and Europe
C-Band in the uk any one useing it
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<blockquote data-quote="paulvr" data-source="post: 744951" data-attributes="member: 276476"><p>Thanks for your input Huevos (doesn´t that mean "eggs"? :-)</p><p>I saw the siamese C-Band on an American website but it seems to me that any compromise automatically means a loss. So I´m not too fond of that idea.</p><p>I guess your experiences are different from mine with regards to skewing. Theoretically you´re completelt right, the only thing I can assume is that some 30 years ago perhaps satellites were less precize in broadcasting than nowadays. There´s only one way for me to find out: replace the malfunctioning MSI LNBF by a Chapparal C-Band feedhorn with of course teflon slab and my 25°K Gardiner LNB and see if indeed skewing has become a non-issue.</p><p>What about the ASTRA stuff: are they polarized differntly from others and if so, is there a reason?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="paulvr, post: 744951, member: 276476"] Thanks for your input Huevos (doesn´t that mean "eggs"? :-) I saw the siamese C-Band on an American website but it seems to me that any compromise automatically means a loss. So I´m not too fond of that idea. I guess your experiences are different from mine with regards to skewing. Theoretically you´re completelt right, the only thing I can assume is that some 30 years ago perhaps satellites were less precize in broadcasting than nowadays. There´s only one way for me to find out: replace the malfunctioning MSI LNBF by a Chapparal C-Band feedhorn with of course teflon slab and my 25°K Gardiner LNB and see if indeed skewing has become a non-issue. What about the ASTRA stuff: are they polarized differntly from others and if so, is there a reason? [/QUOTE]
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