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looks like an IRTE 1.8m dish and polarmount
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looks like one of the fortec petal dishes to me
but strange to see one with a polar mount out of the US if it is
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Nope, that's an IRTE 1.8m
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Channel Master is an offset dish so it's more efficient.
IRTE are good, do not compare to cheap Fortec Star, this is a completely different quality league. And it's easier to work with than Channel Master because you can get C/KU-band polarizers for it easily. I never liked offset dishes myself as everything is so odd with angles and such. |
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