Ar ha, see Lee it has been covered, ar yes but my point is still valid, as the advise given suggest more, more, I'd say no, no minidish, mesh 43 cm.
In fact having said that, see my post:
http://www.satellites.co.uk/satellite/digital-systems/115646-digital-satellite-indoors-oh-yes.html
I have realized due to being in a dip and so houses at the back, trees, so forth, I get BBC News 24 only in a certain place, difficult, trial and error is needed, clear line of site, and much time playing about.
Perhaps as I first did with the sky minidish lnb on the fortec 65cm dish, fit it differently, even had it taped up and lower than where it should be pointing, meaning not mid way, few inches below, 2 to 3 at a guess.
I realize and conceed though the downside obviously is though you will get the stronger transponders, channels, Sky News and so forth, and most of them on say 13.0 East Hotbird, some will not come through, because they obviously transmit at lower power.
So far, I personally the last few days, really found out that the sky mesh 43cm dish with 0.6db LNB that came with it from maplins performs about the same as the 65cm fortec dish from maplins and the new LNB that came today, the Smart Titanium 0.2db, so go figure.
Yes through double glazed windows and nets and curtains closed, to little effect at all, even raining, with rain drops on windows.
Eyesore, yes, but benefits are as follows:
Cheap, no motor, but means you move it manually, make marks.
Wind, what wind, let the end times continue, with gales and worse to come, no effect.
Snow, that's if we ever got any, no chance covering the dish anyway.
In fact weather warning for Thursday and Friday, rain, gales, snow, yikes, guess we'll see then won't we, lol.
Happy to be of help anyway, so long as you have time, patience, kewl, if not, then forget it.
Depends what you want really, I only understand english, most are foreign so waste of time apart from sport anyway.
:-righton