some say geosat others corotor & simple bsc621who to beleive i know more u pay better u get but if cheap works its all good:rant:
c-ku lnbs
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Depends on what you expect.
My experience has been with the Corotor II, BSC621 and DMX741.
To me at least, the better results come from a well maintained, well tuned Dish.
If you just want Booming Ku numbers, spend the money or have a dedicated Ku Dish.
My experience has been with the Corotor II, BSC621 and DMX741.
To me at least, the better results come from a well maintained, well tuned Dish.
If you just want Booming Ku numbers, spend the money or have a dedicated Ku Dish.
If you can hit NSS-806 the corotor II plus feed would be a good choice. Well depending on what type of programming you are after.
It all depends on your specific setup.
I no longer have a receiver that can control the Servo Motor on a Corotor, so I don't even consider it any more. Also, we are just throwing the term Corotor around loosely. It's the LNBs that you connect to the Corotor that need to be considered too.
both my mesh dishes 7.5' and 10' mesh perform great on KU with ortho feedhorns.
My little solid dish drops out before the big one in rain on KU and all my dishes are well tuned.
I do have modern mesh dishes with small holes.
I had a bsc 621...total waste of money imo. you could never get both c and ku tuned at the same time. it was a big compromise at best.
a corotor II is great with good lnbs.
an ortho feed is the best imo.
My little solid dish drops out before the big one in rain on KU and all my dishes are well tuned.
I do have modern mesh dishes with small holes.
I had a bsc 621...total waste of money imo. you could never get both c and ku tuned at the same time. it was a big compromise at best.
a corotor II is great with good lnbs.
an ortho feed is the best imo.
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