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<blockquote data-quote="Channel Hopper" data-source="post: 1124735" data-attributes="member: 175144">Thanks.The above imagery posted is of the receive only feed system (three arms) which has the feed clamp as a common part amongst all CM reflectors. The uplink design is a single affair that is secured independently of the reflector surface and - like Prodelin - has a small amount of adjustment thanks to the teo bolts at the base of the metal spine. The vertical section of the Channel Master variant has a second set of locking bolts directly under the AZ/EL turret which may also have some tolerance.[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://manualzz.com/doc/43430474/type-183---skyware-global[/URL]A wild guess is the team tasked with the receive only models did not lock the mounting points correctly before taking measurements.Somebody with the later Raven/Skyware models (ideally a Ka band option) might be able to verify if the feed boresight has been updated to the 'correct' position.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Channel Hopper, post: 1124735, member: 175144"] Thanks. The above imagery posted is of the receive only feed system (three arms) which has the feed clamp as a common part amongst all CM reflectors. The uplink design is a single affair that is secured independently of the reflector surface and - like Prodelin - has a small amount of adjustment thanks to the teo bolts at the base of the metal spine. The vertical section of the Channel Master variant has a second set of locking bolts directly under the AZ/EL turret which may also have some tolerance. [URL unfurl="true"]https://manualzz.com/doc/43430474/type-183---skyware-global[/URL] A wild guess is the team tasked with the receive only models did not lock the mounting points correctly before taking measurements. Somebody with the later Raven/Skyware models (ideally a Ka band option) might be able to verify if the feed boresight has been updated to the 'correct' position. [/QUOTE]

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