Found this Dish on line, it's a 5-lnb dish, that says it can do 82, 91, 101, 110, and 119, plus different FSS's as well.
Am tempted to order it and install at my new house to prevent a sprawling Dish Farm with both Dish Network and Expressvu.
I'm think of using it for 82, 91, 105, 110, and 119, by putting in an FSS lnb close to the middle position instead of a DBS for 101.
I like the idea of it better than a Torridial as I could use DishPro lnb's for it.
Anyone have experience using this dish?
MS-E85 5-lnb dish
http://arizatechnology.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=28_82&products_id=309&osCsid=ad6f10d75b9d8cf68e890a70a44ebc0e
http://www.skyhighelectronics.com/index.php?cID=13&pID=MS-E85
Description:
Rail mount and LNB holders allow to install 4 different LNBs
Circular Polarity for 82, 91, 101, 110, 119
Linear Polarity for Galaxy 10, Telstar 5, etc.
Excellent alternative to the T90
Specs:
• Galvanized steel construction
• Eliptical 30" x 33" size
• Can receive multiple satellites
• Boxed and easy to install
• Wind Loading Operational 80km/h (50mph) winds
• Wind Loading Survival 200kmh (125mph) winds
Am tempted to order it and install at my new house to prevent a sprawling Dish Farm with both Dish Network and Expressvu.
I'm think of using it for 82, 91, 105, 110, and 119, by putting in an FSS lnb close to the middle position instead of a DBS for 101.
I like the idea of it better than a Torridial as I could use DishPro lnb's for it.
Anyone have experience using this dish?
MS-E85 5-lnb dish
http://arizatechnology.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=28_82&products_id=309&osCsid=ad6f10d75b9d8cf68e890a70a44ebc0e
http://www.skyhighelectronics.com/index.php?cID=13&pID=MS-E85
Description:
Rail mount and LNB holders allow to install 4 different LNBs
Circular Polarity for 82, 91, 101, 110, 119
Linear Polarity for Galaxy 10, Telstar 5, etc.
Excellent alternative to the T90
Specs:
• Galvanized steel construction
• Eliptical 30" x 33" size
• Can receive multiple satellites
• Boxed and easy to install
• Wind Loading Operational 80km/h (50mph) winds
• Wind Loading Survival 200kmh (125mph) winds