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DISH SETUP: Single sat, Multi-Sat & Motorised
Dispelling some urban myths regarding Multi LNB positioning
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<blockquote data-quote="Ghostleader" data-source="post: 723461" data-attributes="member: 322875"><p>Ask your average Sat enthusiast how to set up a multi LNB bracket on a typical size dish etc and they will tell you if it's for the usual three birds (13e,19e & 28e) then you should focus the main LNB on 19e & have 13e at one side & 28e at the other, which is sound thinking & works very well:-thumb1 . However my gripe is with these people who shoot down any other thinking/configuration in regards to LNB placement, if you suggest to your average serial poster/bullsh*ter that you were considering using 13e as your focal LNB & 19e & 28e as your offset's they will tell you it wont work unless your dish is a metre, it wont work at all, or at the very thought of rain 28e will break up like indoor aerial having a go at Freeview while someone in the room decides to test four hair dryers right next to it. Well to those in the know:-uzi, say hello to my little friend:</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ghostleader, post: 723461, member: 322875"] Ask your average Sat enthusiast how to set up a multi LNB bracket on a typical size dish etc and they will tell you if it's for the usual three birds (13e,19e & 28e) then you should focus the main LNB on 19e & have 13e at one side & 28e at the other, which is sound thinking & works very well:-thumb1 . However my gripe is with these people who shoot down any other thinking/configuration in regards to LNB placement, if you suggest to your average serial poster/bullsh*ter that you were considering using 13e as your focal LNB & 19e & 28e as your offset's they will tell you it wont work unless your dish is a metre, it wont work at all, or at the very thought of rain 28e will break up like indoor aerial having a go at Freeview while someone in the room decides to test four hair dryers right next to it. Well to those in the know:-uzi, say hello to my little friend: [/QUOTE]
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