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Old 07-05-2008   #1
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multi lnb holders ? question

hi all just getting back in to multi sat rx
i used to have a 36v h-h motor
but this time i was just thinking about 1 dish and a 3-4 way lnb bracket
i was looking at the triax one...i would think 19 in center 28 and 13 either side...or in some cases i have seen 13 center and 19 28 to one side ,which would you recommnd ??? one last question... the triax multi holder looks like its not possible to put an lnb holder in the center position ?? becouse of the screws/bracket , surley this is not a good deisign ???
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Depends on how the dish performs, for example I have done Triax centred on 19e with 28e/13e as offsets. Now take Raven dishes as an example; you can centre on 13e with those as of the design

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thanks for that...how did you get the lnb bracket on the center ? if you look at the pic there are 2 screws there ??? so it looks like you cant slide the holder to that possition
any ways i will probs go for a raven setup ..with 19 center
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thanks for that...how did you get the lnb bracket on the center ? if you look at the pic there are 2 screws there ??? so it looks like you cant slide the holder to that possition
any ways i will probs go for a raven setup ..with 19 center
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Just have to slide it as close to centre as possible.

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oh well i spose.. but it sounds a bit "heath robinson" i.e. not using the prime focus of the dish !!!
ok ,in the market for a raven 70cm dish with multi bracket.. i have read some gud reveiws about this set up on here...
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You could use either one of these dishes with brackets.
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My System: 90cm gregorian 5way zone2

being just east of london, i can get away with abit more, but mines just off centred 19.2e

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nice pic... what size/make of dish is that..
i am up in cumbria..do you think i wil get away with the raven 70cm eliptic dish for 13/19/28 ??(19 centre)
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That's a Zone 2 minidish, so between 65 and 70cm across, slightly smaller than the Raven Gemini 70cm.

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i actually have one of those..i think some where !..but is the multi bracket home made ? ,or is there one available to fit it( i think its a zone 2 channel master)
i think the lnb holder kinda slots in to the end of the arm
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My System: 90cm gregorian 5way zone2

Its a Multi Feed Holder for up to 4 LNB's for a Gibertini dish, attached to abit off alu L section cable tied to the original dish arm, to get 2@s more distance away from the dish.

Google "Multi Feed Holder for up to 4 Lnb" the top links where it come from.

the 5th lnb holder on 5e is a electric drill grip handle thing cut down and cable tied on, had a spare lnb so thought i'd use it .

and yes zone2 dish
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thanks for that p i am just gonna buy a raven gemini 70cm dish with the mulit bracket for east and west... centerd on 19e does every one think this will be big enough for me ..all they way up here in sunny cumbria..
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