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Message: <blockquote data-quote="brother9" data-source="post: 1027732" data-attributes="member: 411346">I did not have time to do any (re-)calculations. The measurements I got were done by moving a straight wooden beam (or plank) across the face of the dish along the edge, stopping where the width, resp height was greatest. Then I drew lines along the beam on the dish by pencil. Where the lines cross is the deepest point.The LNB is mounted in the arm and at the angle supplied by TRIAX. If that is wrong, then I would have to construct a new holder.....The distance from LNB-top to dish was measured along a beam at that angle, i.e. parallel with the LNB.As I live only ONE km from the wild North Sea, the top of the dish is blocked from moving by a beam to the chimney, and the arm is blocked from moving by a stone under it.Most signals from Hispasat are now 99%. Should I be able to get other satellites near 30°W on this setup? Tnx.</blockquote>