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Subject: Re: Strange 2D footprint behaviour

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Aleksandar

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Date Posted: 13:12:13 12/25/03 Thu
In reply to: pipoo 's message, "Strange 2D footprint behaviour" on 00:18:27 12/25/03 Thu

Bok!
Now in English so all members can understand us:
It is true that the transponders behave so in the stated times. Here in Skopje I receive all the frequencies all day long, but with a 3.0 metre dish. They weaken, but they just don't fade enough to dissappear from the screen. I don't know how big your dish is, but I guess it's just a bit too small for the job. Anyway, it is a good result to get any kind of reception from 2D. Try anything you can to check for signal increase: readjusting the LNB skew, the focal distance and check the dish for eventual deformations (if any, of course). State the LNB type also, so we can share experiences. Mine says that Invacom (offset type) and MTI Blue Line are the best for offset dishes, and Invacom (C120) and MTI AP8 T2 are the best for prime focus dishes.

Happy Holydays!
Aleksandar

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Re: Strange 2D footprint behaviour	Bobben	05:51:23 12/26/03 Fri