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DISH SETUP: Single sat, Multi-Sat & Motorised
C-Band Reception, UK and Europe
Reasons why you should not try for C band on a small dish
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<blockquote data-quote="Terryl" data-source="post: 906522" data-attributes="member: 369937"><p>I've experimented with a 1 meter dish and a combo "C"/"Ku" band LNB, had some results, got a few channels on a couple of birds but the fade margins were just not there, signals kept fading in and out with the clouds as they moved through the path, I kept at it for a few weeks but it got tiresome as I didn't have a motor for that setup, repositioning it by hand all the time to look around got to me. (bad knees and back)</p><p></p><p>The "C"/"Ku" band LNB came with a separate scalar ring and a mount for a small offset dish, I could move it around for fine tuning the signals, the dual band LNB was useful in finding some of the birds, I would zero in on "Ku" band and switch over to "C", "Ku" worked great, "C" was spotty.</p><p></p><p>The great "C" band experiments on a 1 meter dish now sit in a box in the garage, (combo LNB and ring) I used the dish for a better signal on 129W for my "Ku" band HD receivers.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Terryl, post: 906522, member: 369937"] I've experimented with a 1 meter dish and a combo "C"/"Ku" band LNB, had some results, got a few channels on a couple of birds but the fade margins were just not there, signals kept fading in and out with the clouds as they moved through the path, I kept at it for a few weeks but it got tiresome as I didn't have a motor for that setup, repositioning it by hand all the time to look around got to me. (bad knees and back) The "C"/"Ku" band LNB came with a separate scalar ring and a mount for a small offset dish, I could move it around for fine tuning the signals, the dual band LNB was useful in finding some of the birds, I would zero in on "Ku" band and switch over to "C", "Ku" worked great, "C" was spotty. The great "C" band experiments on a 1 meter dish now sit in a box in the garage, (combo LNB and ring) I used the dish for a better signal on 129W for my "Ku" band HD receivers. [/QUOTE]
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