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Old 09-01-08, 04:11 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Considering buying this Gregorian dish

Anyone tried this antenna or have any experience of it?

I might order it as i want to try it out, 10 years warranty on materials and high quality on all parts.

One thing that i am bit worried about is the gain of 41.8dBi at 12.625Ghz, it seems a bit low for a 120cm antenna or they are measuring in a different ways compared to the other manufacturers?

Look at the picture below, it also comes in a standard offset model.
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Default Re: Considering buying this Gregorian dish

The Gregorian is a VSAT model, used for transmitting as well. Maybe they are quoting the TX gain.
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Default Re: Considering buying this Gregorian dish

No it's Rx Gain.

They want $286 for the Gregorian model.
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Default Re: Considering buying this Gregorian dish

There is also a 6-segmented version available.
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Default Re: Considering buying this Gregorian dish

i thought you at one time was getting a 1.35m fibo copy from that spanish dish manufacturer, TECATEL ?
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No, it's to cheap quality and the nightmare of shipping a metal antenna from Spain to Sweden is a 50/50% chance of getting here in good shape.
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