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You don't need to build it. Just stack up about 5" of the same square tubing at the back. You can stack up as many as you want depending on how much clearance you need. It will add a little more weight but not much. Aluminum would be ideal

I get on 11965 H for Thai TV Global Network quality 66 which is almost at threshold and 91 on 12090 H for Nat TV and Hit and Health Network. This with a Coolsat 6000 and 30" dish in Ontario Canada.

I get that mux in Toronto. I have tried a 24" dish and the signal is marginal. With my motorized 1.2 Mt I get it even with heavy rain. I would think that a 90 cms/36" would be just enough.

I know you were testing with the pansat but did you try the S2 Azteca channels with any of your S2 receivers? I would be interested on having a setup like that if the 4 footer picks the S3 signals. Thanks,

I have used SetEditHomecast editor. I think the coolsat loader complaints about the file from SetEdit but it works! There is a few receivers that use the STI7100 and their software should be compatible with the Coolsat 800x. This receiver is made in Europe under the Ferguson and Hivion brands.

Has anyone build up a satellite list with all satellites C and KU band for the Fortec Mercury? If you do can you share your file? Thanks,

I want to win the new SG9120 Heavy Duty DiSEqC Motor & The WS9036 36 Inch Dish

It is coming ok here. 76" dish on a motor and a Coolsat 6000 during the day. The signal decreases at night. At this point 7:45 pm it is at 63 quality and unwatchable. I could peak my dish but I watch it during mostly the day.

I am pulling 83/86 signal and 25/35 quality on Anik F3. The signal jumps maybe the dish moves with with wind. What position is Anik F3 118.7 or 118.8? I have it set to 118.8 on my Fortec Mercury II. I am also pulling the mux on 99 and KLUZ on 91 (this one comes in really strong) A 6' dish...

I have seen this happen on programs that the origin is PAL and the receiver do the conversion to NTSC. Usually tv programs from Argentina and Paraguay which are the ones that I can recall.

I don't want to hijack this tread but I have a question for Ice. How many degrees apart do you get puting the two c band lnbfs like that? I want to do the same thing but I would like to know the separation in degrees. Thanks,

Manuel, it is a cheap no-name c band lnbf. The dish is exactly the same as yours but with the mount to put an actuator mine is fixed at Intelsat 805 for now until I get an actuator and a vbox or gbox.

88 on a Coolsat 6000.

I get this chanel on a 6 ft dish in Ontario, Canada.

Does this lnbf have a switch built in? If so what kind of switch?