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DISH SETUP: Single sat, Multi-Sat & Motorised
C-Band Reception, UK and Europe
NSS5 = tried again but failed
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<blockquote data-quote="nelson_b" data-source="post: 733886" data-attributes="member: 296628"><p>that is the best position for me for linear signals without the plate </p><p></p><p>i,m just getting used to this - BSC 421 i,m pleased with results -- best so far --</p><p></p><p>this is the 4th C band l.n.b iv had on this 1.8 offset dish --and the have all had quite different characteristics ---- i,v used the blue feedhorn on all of them </p><p>the others were a DMX 741 c and k/u/ combined unit ( the C band was ok the ku performance was not )</p><p>a pauxis 900a -- this was better than the DMX -- good all round results --</p><p>and a second hand--- chapparal co rotor -- this surprised me as it was as good as the pauxis -- i put this down to the fact that it could be precisely fine tuned by altering the position of the recieving probe in relation to the dielectric plate -- different satellites required different settings in this respect -- there seems to be a lot to learn with C band --</p><p>i,v had good fun messing about so far -- and i hope lots more to come ---</p><p></p><p>regards nelson.b</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="nelson_b, post: 733886, member: 296628"] that is the best position for me for linear signals without the plate i,m just getting used to this - BSC 421 i,m pleased with results -- best so far -- this is the 4th C band l.n.b iv had on this 1.8 offset dish --and the have all had quite different characteristics ---- i,v used the blue feedhorn on all of them the others were a DMX 741 c and k/u/ combined unit ( the C band was ok the ku performance was not ) a pauxis 900a -- this was better than the DMX -- good all round results -- and a second hand--- chapparal co rotor -- this surprised me as it was as good as the pauxis -- i put this down to the fact that it could be precisely fine tuned by altering the position of the recieving probe in relation to the dielectric plate -- different satellites required different settings in this respect -- there seems to be a lot to learn with C band -- i,v had good fun messing about so far -- and i hope lots more to come --- regards nelson.b [/QUOTE]
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