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    Hi all,
    I'm am going to be ordering the Fracarro Penta 85 dish (including motor) after reading the good comments on here and was wondering what size T & K brackets I will need (offset I believe). The dish will be going on a south facing wall so if I was going to get a 18" offset with the size of the Penta 85 what is the maximum east to west will it be able to see?

    Also can anyone recommend a good twin lnb that would be suitable for the Penta?

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    Richard

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    My System: 1.1m & 80cm Motorised Dishes. Various fixed dishes to satisfy SWMBOs multi-lingual aspirations (failed).
    Don't forget the Motor itself effectively adds to the "stand-off" from the wall, so it is quite possible you'll get the full visible arc even with 12" T&K.

    I use 12" with an 80cm on a Motor, but have (briefly!) had a 1.1m up there and still got from 42E to 58W on a wall which faces roughly 15 deg West of South.

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    Thats excellent.
    thank you

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    My System: Zone1, Thomson SkyHD, Dreambox DM800 HD PVR - Nab BH0.12, TM5200, FR Penta85, Gibertini 104cm, SNH-031, 36v Actuator, Vbox-II, 42°E - 22°W, Sling Media. Meters: Televes H45 Digital Processing MPEG4 Analyser, Emitor Satlook Micro+G2 NIT, TDA-6
    The motor is around 9 inches approx and the Penta El bracket about 6 inches equalling 15 inches to dish face if that hepls
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    My System: Motorised ASC 1.2m,1224 Supermount with C120 Invacom Quad LNB with Matched Feedhorn.
    As Tivu states a 12" t and k should be fine, if the wall is south facing!

    My garden is south facing but my house is slightly offset and I found I needed 18" t and k brkts to allow a decent swing to the west.

    Link to my penta pics may be of some use to you

    http://www.satellites.co.uk/satellit...t-ups-lol.html

    I ve had good results with the invacom lnbs both single and twin on pentas

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