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<blockquote data-quote="RimaNTSS" data-source="post: 1027229" data-attributes="member: 312276">As it has said be before it is important to which point o n the surface of the dish LNB is pointed. Not less important from where LNB is aimed to the dish. What I personally missing in your posts are self-explaining pictures. But that could me only my problem. Do you know exactly how many mm should be from the top and bottom points of the working area of the dish to it's focal point?Can you measure exactly (with the precision up to 0.1*) what is the leaning of the face of the dish when it is tuned to chosen satellite? It is almost impossible to get maximum of antenna-system without precise calculations and measurements. That is IMHO.If your main receiver in the room is on Enigma2 than it is net necessary to bring it to the roof, just connect your laptop or android phone to your WiFi and read signal levels. I like SignalMeter (screenshot attached) which not only allows to see what signal is but also tells by voice. It is also possible to change channels from the PC.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RimaNTSS, post: 1027229, member: 312276"] As it has said be before it is important to which point o n the surface of the dish LNB is pointed. Not less important from where LNB is aimed to the dish. What I personally missing in your posts are self-explaining pictures. But that could me only my problem. Do you know exactly how many mm should be from the top and bottom points of the working area of the dish to it's focal point? Can you measure exactly (with the precision up to 0.1*) what is the leaning of the face of the dish when it is tuned to chosen satellite? It is almost impossible to get maximum of antenna-system without precise calculations and measurements. That is IMHO. If your main receiver in the room is on Enigma2 than it is net necessary to bring it to the roof, just connect your laptop or android phone to your WiFi and read signal levels. I like SignalMeter (screenshot attached) which not only allows to see what signal is but also tells by voice. It is also possible to change channels from the PC. [/QUOTE]

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