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Sorry for the delay , i was expecting an email notifying me of a reply. Yes i see what you are saying i'll double check.

Hi, I have a Quad Inverto Red line LNB, 1.8M dish and Echostar HDR600S for fringe reception outside Oslo. I noticed the signal on 4Seven was low, pixelation during day time 20/30 , evening is okay 60/60. BBC channels are 85/90 all day long. I can live with this but... I have an old Canal...

Cheap here. redcoon.de/B359245-Inverto-IDLR-QUTFO1-CLASC-OPP-Quattro_Quad-LNB-Quattro-LNB?refId=94511216 I have also bodged a couple of LNBs and both have worked great. First a Dual Black Ultra then recently a Quad Inverto I live in Hokksund, west of Oslo an the only channel i lose to...

Thanks Andy, I have one on the way to me now, it has taken a bit of time as Tantec in Norway shipped me a std no-name lnb after i specifically asked for the Inverto, plonkers.

Good to hear that. Do you have the std version? or the c120 converted version? And where do you live?

http://www.satellites.co.uk/satellite/picture-members-setups-general-satellite-installations/147726-my-setup.html?highlight=black+ultra check the second page on here a post by Cocker80, some test results which show a great improvement with this LNB

http://www.satellites.co.uk/satellite/dish-setup-single-sat-multi-sat-motorised-systems/148140-new-inverto-black-ultra-single-lnb.html?highlight=inverto+black+ultra

HI Which version do you have single, twin or Quad? As I am considering buying one of these too. There are some pics on another thread with a feedhorn mounted onto a std LNB, thought it was a wind up, but it appears to be an "off the shelf" product in Germany. I'll find the thread and post it.

Inverto Black Ultra - Which of these are best single, twin or quad? Has anyone done any tests?

Inverto Black Ultra - Which of these are best single twin or quad?

Hi Terry, Really appreciate all your posts. It is the original feedhorn, as the dish has a round plastic holder it fits into. i held the std lnb and tried moving in and out, the best result was flush where the original feedhorn should be, so the focal point must be correct. I have tried...

well it looks like a pure alignment or feed horn problem , yesterday i got hold of a couple of old single no name LNBs. I connected one and just hung it in the hole where the feed horn should go and voila up comes a 2d signal , 10818. I then move it around and eventually got a 50/50 signal...

I have now tweaked and tweaked and tweaked and i am getting 90/90 onon both 12207V 27.5, 2/3 (2B south) and 12480V, 27.5, 2/3 (2A north), but still no 2D . Are the single MTIs that much better then the single invacom?

by the way, i am using a single invacom, as the Dual MTI fills up with water, bloody stupid design

OK. I tried setting the skew off and aligning the dish and that help me get 90%Signal and 90% Quality on both 12207V 27.5, 2/3 (2B south) and 12480V, 27.5, 2/3 (2A north). BUT STILL no 2D ...aaaaggh! Also tried 10832 H , but no signal. Is this possible? I spoke with a guy earlier today who...