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Just fine tuning the dish and had a scan of 7W (like you do) just to see what's what.
Nothing special, but not too shabby for a little Gibbi I think. L.
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Blimey, that's unreal
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Unable to tell yet, but have been kindly donated an Invacom 0.3 C120 and feedhorn by BLACKHAWK to be tested on the Gibbi.
Initial results are that the Invacom yields 1 - 2% sig increase today, but obviously needs to be left up for a month or so to eliminate local atmospherics. The Invacom is currently on th CM F/H, will give the Inv F/H a spin with both LNBs next Rgds l.
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