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I like universal solutions, like on the pictures. It is possible to install C or Ku band LNB in the focus. It is also possible to move scalar closer/further from the dish and to adjust multifeeded LNB fully independently. But, of course, any solution is good when it helps to achieve needed results.

ILoveSats Nice catch, congratulations! Channel Master also has the polar-mount for antennas up to 1.2m. But, in your case, if you wish this antenna to be installed on Diseqc motor, then, yes, you will need to fabricate something, as there is no ready solution available.

Of course, conical scalar is needed for LNB when used on offset dish. Flat scalar when the same LNB is installed on PFA. If flat scalar is used on an offset dish than it will overilluminate ( see much more than entire dish surface). Is not this the case you meant by saying word "otherwise"? In...

Did you mean that it will see much more than dish surface, including lots of ground noise?

Make a new one, or 3 of them! But make sure that the arms and LNB-holder position the LNB in the way that it 's phase center co-located with the antenna's focal point.

This is the tool I made many moons ago. It fits for purpose perfectly.

If you do not stick to the plastic one, you can make adjustable, something like this

I have one for 40mm LNB. You can get it for a price of shipping.

Ups, you have way better memory than me :shh

Speaking about water-test. There is one I made on Equatorial dish. As far as I remember, it took about 10 liters of water.

Yes, first T55 was introduced March 2003 (20 years ago). But not North Korean specialists, but from South Korea. Production was organized in Taiwan. There are several true multifocus (single mirror) antennas, for example Swedish SMW-OA-1600 or Equatorial. I have both of them, great dishes IMHO...

I've made it after seeing your problem. Actually, it is more or less common issue when LNB should be installed and adjusted on a round feedarm (usually it is around 1" in diameter). Start from any universal LNB.

Install something like that, then you will have full flexibility adjusting LNB. And when you find out where is the focal point of the antenna, you will be able to adjust LNB in such a way that it's phase center is co-located with the antenna's focal point.

No, it is concave, pure Gregorian type.

This is very popular. For example, Andrew 4.6m ground station is one of them (I have one). The most seldom is Cassagrain offset setup, this, as far as I know is really rare as chicken teeth. Only one company made one model long time ago and that was it. And I have it too, it is on my avatar.

From far away, they may look the same, both double reflection systems. But one has convex SUB, another one concave SUB.

I have the following types installed: - Offset; - Offset Gregorian; - Offset Cassagrain; - Prime-focus Gregorian; - Prime-focus Cassagrain. Do not have simple Prime-focus ATM, but it is not something very special.

@DiscoLoveGrapes Sh*t happens. Maybe it is good sign to upgrade the system? If you think this LNB-holder will fit your dish, you could have it for a price of shipping.

Go to thetf\po; nearest metal shop and ask them to make new feedarms and LNB-holders. But before that, try to install 2 other antennas.

You can use original collar on your Channel Master antenna (picture #2) as it can 40mm LNB. On the rest of the antennas you better rework the LNB-holders.

Put aside all original feedhorns and install simple LNBF (feedhorn integrated). Much simpler solution.

Second pick of Magic's post is completely different from what is exposed in your post #1 or my post #2.

Of course, I may be wrong here. I wonder what is the model number of such a dish. If you guys have a possibility, please post some pictures of the back of the dish and also the picture of the stamp.

Do you mean this one? It does not look like Channel Master antenna to me. Perhaps Prodelin.

I do not believe you will need the tool to use it more than one time. In addition, different Diseqc motors can have different ID of the wells. The tool from Amazon is designed to tighten/untighten F-connectors, they can simply break if you try to unscrew the thing inside the body of the motor...