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Old 01-03-10, 11:38 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default One dish, multiple sats - :/?

Hi guys, looking for some advise.. I now have set up of

1m dish with motor connected to dm800hd
sky dish connected to dm500

using dm500 downstairs for the rents, and using dm800 in my room..

Now I want to be able to get more than just 19.2 and 28.2 e on my dm500, So I thought motorised dish again with biggerish dish, however some one has told me its possible to have a bigger dish using diseq switch for multiple lnb config...

only problem is i don't quite understand how many sats i'll be able to get, my aim is to get 9e 10e 13e 19.2e and 28.2e and if possible 1w (but i think not possible due to elevation of dish)...

My requirements are that I want to be able to run a quan lnb for 28.2e and rest not bothered...

Ok i live in southeast england - i think this is applicable here...

Finally I want to try and keep costs down as much as possible as this is just for a hobby( i get to install and set up a dish my self).. last one i had fitted ..

Please advise


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Default Re: One dish, multiple sats - :/?

For multi lnb, the best dishes are WaveFrontiers. Theyre T55 is about £100 for the dish.

You can do multi lnb on pretty much any dish, though for the stretch you want I would recommend a Triax TD110 if your not going to go for the wave frontier. Triax do a multi bracket for 4 lnb's, so 9/10e, 13e, 19e and 28e would not be a problem. 1w and 28e is pushing it to the limit, it's possible, but neither sat really has a great signal.

Satsid has pictures up of his T90 Satsid's dish setup, including the amazing Wavefrontier T90 to give you an idea of what the dish looks like.
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ok, tbh if its sort of £100, id rather go for a motorised system, do u think the above is achievable with a 80cm dish and a diseq motor ?

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Yes for those sats a motorised 80cm thould be fine, I'd maybe look at a TD88
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lol, i am a thicko tbh, forgot that my house is going to be in the way :P... I think only east like 39E possible for me .. :-/
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