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<blockquote data-quote="John" data-source="post: 1126212" data-attributes="member: 175005"><p>Short answer - Yes. Depends what type of content you want to watch ie: Domestic Tv stations from Europe, news feeds from the UK or Europe, Data transmissions, and to some extent decides what type of Ka lnb to use, user location in the UK plays a part also in the dish size required to obtain satisfactory reception on whatever types of transmissions you choose to view..... reception footprints for Ka signals for the domestic frequencies from say 16E or 7E are usually a bit stronger if you live down in the southern parts of the UK and into Europe. Ka band reception is or can be a far greater expense outlay and is generally more trickier to set up than Ku. Lyngsat / Flysat or other similar web sites give indications for Ka reception in their satellite position page menus.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="John, post: 1126212, member: 175005"] Short answer - Yes. Depends what type of content you want to watch ie: Domestic Tv stations from Europe, news feeds from the UK or Europe, Data transmissions, and to some extent decides what type of Ka lnb to use, user location in the UK plays a part also in the dish size required to obtain satisfactory reception on whatever types of transmissions you choose to view..... reception footprints for Ka signals for the domestic frequencies from say 16E or 7E are usually a bit stronger if you live down in the southern parts of the UK and into Europe. Ka band reception is or can be a far greater expense outlay and is generally more trickier to set up than Ku. Lyngsat / Flysat or other similar web sites give indications for Ka reception in their satellite position page menus. [/QUOTE]
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