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Thread: Some of my dishes and a satellite antenna.

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    Some of my dishes and a satellite antenna.

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    Diseqc Gibertini 104cm different LNB now though old Invacom finally chucked in replaced with Technomate TM-1 Quad.

    Channel Master 1m used for picking out satellites when needed. Right now pointed at 22°W for Reuters feeds.

    Also may interest you guys in North America my Revox AS-2000 Horn Antenna it's from the early nineties originally only worked with KU DBS band back then but the LNB been swapped out for a Universal, don't worry the lnb outputs have been sealed up with amalgamated tape, the photos were taken the day it was fitted.

    Not photographed but now near the 104cm Gibi is a 90cm Gibertini 4 LNB Dish with 9e-13e-19.2e-28.2/5e that also allows me to pull in some of 7e

    The Channel Master 1m which I am currently getting bits to motorise it with a actutator previously I posted my restoration of a Polar Mount.

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    104cm Gibertini: Motorised with Technomate TM-5402HD and TBS6925 PCI-e Card
    90cm Gibertini: Fixed with 4 LNB's getting 7°E + 9°E , 13°E, 19.2°E, 28.2°E + 28.5°E with Media Centre PC and Pure Evoke Flow Radio
    100cm Channel Master: Fixed at 22°W with Ross HDR-6100USB

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    Could you, please, share more info about this Revox AS - 2000 Horn Antenna? Is it good to receive FTA ? What are its dimensions? Is its inner surface a cone, or, paraboloid of rotation? Cheers, polgyver

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    Here is a photo of it I've found online. It has a Fresnel lens inside, they were designed to replace 60cm dishes.

    There is a company making similar horn antennas today in Egypt and even motorising them on diseqc motors.
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    104cm Gibertini: Motorised with Technomate TM-5402HD and TBS6925 PCI-e Card
    90cm Gibertini: Fixed with 4 LNB's getting 7°E + 9°E , 13°E, 19.2°E, 28.2°E + 28.5°E with Media Centre PC and Pure Evoke Flow Radio
    100cm Channel Master: Fixed at 22°W with Ross HDR-6100USB

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    >> Revox AS-2000 << That's one odd lookin' "dish" I remember, many years ago, of plans in one of the hobbyist magazines to construct a C band fresnel out of plywood and, at least, aluminum foil. Glad I didn't attempt. If I remember right, it was HUGH!
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    Very nice. We like pictures, how bout a couple of the countryside?
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    Quote Originally Posted by remlap View Post
    Here is a photo of it I've found online. It has a Fresnel lens inside, they were designed to replace 60cm dishes.

    There is a company making similar horn antennas today in Egypt and even motorising them on diseqc motors.
    I googled Revox AS - 2000, but did not get any info, except the same picture on UK satellite. What satellite do you receive through it? What is its diameter? What material is the Fresnel lens made of? Cheers, polgyver

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    Quote Originally Posted by polgyver View Post
    I googled Revox AS - 2000, but did not get any info, except the same picture on UK satellite. What satellite do you receive through it? What is its diameter? What material is the Fresnel lens made of? Cheers, polgyver
    Astra 1 cluster at 19.2e as it was designed for, but see no reason why it wouldn't work with other high powered satellites/clusters over Europe

    30cm diameter

    Fresenl Lens I believe is perspex.

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    104cm Gibertini: Motorised with Technomate TM-5402HD and TBS6925 PCI-e Card
    90cm Gibertini: Fixed with 4 LNB's getting 7°E + 9°E , 13°E, 19.2°E, 28.2°E + 28.5°E with Media Centre PC and Pure Evoke Flow Radio
    100cm Channel Master: Fixed at 22°W with Ross HDR-6100USB

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    remlap,

    Is it FTA friendly, and if so what satellite(s) do you receive with it. It looks so portable and easy to use on a small tripod if it works.

    Thank You.

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    Unfortunately, it would not have adequate gain for the FSS KU satellites here in North America. The European FSS satellites have much higher EIRP in the main footprints and it is often practical to use lower gain dishes in the target distribution regions.

    It would be fun to mount a DBS circular for Dish/DirecTV/Bell here in North America!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by avenger View Post
    remlap,

    Is it FTA friendly, and if so what satellite(s) do you receive with it. It looks so portable and easy to use on a small tripod if it works.

    Thank You.
    Not sure what you mean by FTA friendly?

    It isn't very portable to be honest, its very weighty item, here it be much easier to mount a 40cm dish on a tripod, you could do that for about £40 here if you want new gear.
    104cm Gibertini: Motorised with Technomate TM-5402HD and TBS6925 PCI-e Card
    90cm Gibertini: Fixed with 4 LNB's getting 7°E + 9°E , 13°E, 19.2°E, 28.2°E + 28.5°E with Media Centre PC and Pure Evoke Flow Radio
    100cm Channel Master: Fixed at 22°W with Ross HDR-6100USB

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