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<blockquote data-quote="Vipersan" data-source="post: 948461" data-attributes="member: 325666"><p>No real conclusions as yet ..on account it would be unfair to compare atm ...</p><p>Not stopped raining all day ...and although only a light sticky drizzle this means neither the dish nor the feed have been h2o free as yet..</p><p>What I have noticed though fwiw ..is the inverto lnb does appear to have problems locking low SRs (which the majority of channels are) when those same signals are borderline on the F15...</p><p>currently lost LC2 on 7E ...along with a few channels on 16E ...but again ..this could be due to weather..</p><p>No misting up as yet behind the recently fitted clear feed protector plate ...which is a good sign.</p><p>So ..maybe sealed it ok..</p><p>No probs locking and holding the Muvi Mux on 7E along with TPA and along with TV2S</p><p>sig levels are as follows..</p><p>F15</p><p>TPA = 12.1db</p><p>Muvi mux = 10.4db</p><p>TV2S = 12.5db</p><p></p><p>My system has _always_ been pushed to the limit in KaD ...and this is going to be true also with the new lnb ..</p><p>Conclusions so far ..</p><p>This lnb may have fractionally more gain than the XMW ...but the XMW has the edge for locking low SR fringe signals in the rain.</p><p>..but then of course we are comparing DRO with PLL ...so I guess this is the reason ..</p><p>A damned good buy nonetheless ..and a nice addition to the armoury..plus a helluva lot cheaper.</p><p>;)</p><p>rgds</p><p>VS</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Vipersan, post: 948461, member: 325666"] No real conclusions as yet ..on account it would be unfair to compare atm ... Not stopped raining all day ...and although only a light sticky drizzle this means neither the dish nor the feed have been h2o free as yet.. What I have noticed though fwiw ..is the inverto lnb does appear to have problems locking low SRs (which the majority of channels are) when those same signals are borderline on the F15... currently lost LC2 on 7E ...along with a few channels on 16E ...but again ..this could be due to weather.. No misting up as yet behind the recently fitted clear feed protector plate ...which is a good sign. So ..maybe sealed it ok.. No probs locking and holding the Muvi Mux on 7E along with TPA and along with TV2S sig levels are as follows.. F15 TPA = 12.1db Muvi mux = 10.4db TV2S = 12.5db My system has _always_ been pushed to the limit in KaD ...and this is going to be true also with the new lnb .. Conclusions so far .. This lnb may have fractionally more gain than the XMW ...but the XMW has the edge for locking low SR fringe signals in the rain. ..but then of course we are comparing DRO with PLL ...so I guess this is the reason .. A damned good buy nonetheless ..and a nice addition to the armoury..plus a helluva lot cheaper. ;) rgds VS [/QUOTE]
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