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Old 04-07-2009, 08:48 PM
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If you want to get signal from 2 satellites on 1 satellite dish, you will need to use a special bracket. Check out the WS24 bracket:

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Old 05-02-2009, 02:19 PM
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hows the reception. looks like 2 unis mounted in that bracket. ive never tried a linear sat offa the center focus.
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hows the reception. looks like 2 unis mounted in that bracket. ive never tried a linear sat offa the center focus.
...today i was testing a 76 cm dish aimed to 123 west, and i was able to pick 121 west and 125 west with other lnbf just holding it with my hand.
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76 cm & 1.2 meter dish
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KRLOS, can you tell us what birds you're getting with the 1.2m motorized dish and what are your quality readings? What type of C/KU LNB and dish are you using? Nice setup by the way.
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ive never tried to linear birds offa one pan. but i have done 4 or 5 sats on a dish with little difficulty.
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KRLOS, can you tell us what birds you're getting with the 1.2m motorized dish and what are your quality readings? What type of C/KU LNB and dish are you using? Nice setup by the way.
.........i used to be in the arc but after the last storm i'm not able to pick nothing "watchable", i have to work with that dish.
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crackt,

Who would need a motor when you got a dish farm on your roof
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ive never tried to linear birds offa one pan. but i have done 4 or 5 sats on a dish with little difficulty.
Are those all linear sats on those Dishes?
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