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    The problem with the other sat forum is there are a lot of people there who just want to try and show how smart they are, they never help any one just posture a lot, this forum seams to be level headed, and helpful, which I appresheate, I remember once on the other forum a few years ago, there was a discussion about how big of a dish you HAD to have to receive C band, if you did not have at least a 10 footer you where an idiot, and it all came down to those who had the equipment to test the signal telling those of us with smaller dishes that our signal was junk even though it looks fine to me!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by TMair View Post
    The problem with the other sat forum is there are a lot of people there who just want to try and show how smart they are, they never help any one just posture a lot, this forum seams to be level headed, and helpful, which I appresheate, I remember once on the other forum a few years ago, there was a discussion about how big of a dish you HAD to have to receive C band, if you did not have at least a 10 footer you where an idiot, and it all came down to those who had the equipment to test the signal telling those of us with smaller dishes that our signal was junk even though it looks fine to me!!!
    we had someone like that here who said you cant get much on a 6 footer. We proved them wrong. Then it was "you cant get a good quality signal" and we showed them. Then they tried the old "well its not 2 degree compliant"

    Heck if I can see a channel I want, I dont care if its 2 degree compliant or not

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    I got some decent EBNO readings out of that 6 foot I put up for my clients 410 on W5. I think there were more issues with visible interference back in the analog days. You saw cross polar and the like. With digital unless it's at the cliff you don't notice.
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    Quote Originally Posted by tvropro View Post
    I got some decent EBNO readings out of that 6 foot I put up for my clients 410 on W5. I think there were more issues with visible interference back in the analog days. You saw cross polar and the like. With digital unless it's at the cliff you don't notice.
    Question, was the 6 footer a solid dish or mesh. I've got a 6 foot mesh that I need to install as soon as the weather gets better just for the W5 satellite.
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    It was a Fortec dish if I remember
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    Well I guess it will be interesting to see what happens.
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    6 foot Fortec Star from Sadoun with a Geosat Pro LNBF from Satellite AV.

    A 6 foot will work well on W5. If you want to get the highest EBNO you will need to get the feed just right.
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    what number on that screen is the ebno number? this is my screen on a 6 foot sami mesh dish that im sure not aligned just perfect
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    what number on that screen is the ebno number? this is my screen on a 6 foot sami mesh dish that im sure not aligned just perfect
    Yours is + 6.8

    Here's my 12 foot
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    Quote Originally Posted by tvropro View Post
    Yours is + 6.8

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