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It looks like NSS 7 at 22.0°W would be a good place to start.

Need a picture or more info. Some perf. dishes can be disassembled while still on the poll. The entire dish is allowed to spin while the panels are unbolted at the bottom.

I'd have to look up the author . In his design, he said the holes need to be less than 1/10th wavelength in diameter. That works out to 0.1 inch (12 GHz).

Interesting. I've heard that most stations use a service connected by fiber to insert their commercial breaks. Really cuts down on operating cost. Not sure how it can be done over phone lines.

I found something interesting with my new 180CM Fortec Prime focus C-Band Antenna. I aimed between G25 and G4 and get nearly everything on both birds. I get KCSG , BYU, the Nets on G4 and even Casper. The Casper channel quality is about 45 - 50% but never breaks up. All others are much...

The smaller dishes are 30 inch C-banders. They are for narrow band data pay services. Some were used for Stock Market tickers. The one I have was used for GOES Weather satellite data. It was distributed this way before the internet. I removed the receive box underneath an adapted the...

G4 is now Called G16 @99 deg. WesT. I suppose your looking for the networks on the Virgin Is. Mux and possibily NBC in Casper. I have gotten good reception of both of these with a 180cm (6 foot) prime feed dish. The basic dish comes with a crude mounting base and is mounted pretty close to...

It looks like a 10 foot Dish made by Orbit. IF so, it's best to disassemble while still on the pole. You pull out the plastic ribs which hold in the mesh pannels. Theres a bolt at the back of the dish that will loosen an allow you to spin the dish while your taking it appart. The thing...

I recall a guy selling one of thoes at a swap meet about 20 years ago. He hinted that the performance was poor.

Don't need no stinking pole. It's a 10 footer. Only need one bird.