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    Pictures of DG380 on 120cm dish & conical scalar ring

    I have added a few pictures to show the correct way to setup the Latitude angle on a DG380 motor. The motor is used on a 120cm dish which has a C/KU band LNBF and a conical scalar ring.

    Most of the Satmex C-band FTA channels are coming fine with this arrangement.


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    Great close-up! Sounds like a nice scanning dish-why not throw in a pic of the dish too?
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    I just was looking at this on Facebook. How well is the KU band received using the KU/C LNBF on the 120cm dish? When I tried last year C-band was received ok, but the KU band was not so good. I eventually got it to perform better, but not as good as with a standalone KU band LNBF.

    Did the conical scalar ring improve signal strength? I tried this today, but the results were disappointing. It performed better without the conical scalar ring.

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    When I optimize mine for C-band, I lose Ku band altogether . That's okay with me, since I have two other motorized Ku dishes . I should have bought a dual out C-band lnbf instead of the CK-1 .

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    The C/KU LNBF is not optimized 100% yet on the dish. So far I am getting both C & KU. However, I need to tweak the C-band more to improve the signal across the arc. I know the dish is aligned well using just KU band LNBF.

    I will do some more testing and will let you know the results and impact the conical scalar ring does.

    Yes, the facebook profile linked above has more pictures.

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    Quote Originally Posted by turbosat View Post
    Great close-up!
    Thanks. I have seen a few posts in the past people asking how to setup the angle on the Sadoun Powertech motors. This picture will hopefully clarify it.

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