Astra 28.2 and Hotbird 13.0

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Old 08-07-2008   #1
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Astra 28.2 and Hotbird 13.0

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I will be moving into a new house in a few weeks and it has, what looks like a 65cm dish up (I assume it is pointing towards Astra 28.2), Can I pick up Hotbird 13.0 as well through this dish without using a motor?

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The Hotties at 13E are pretty powerful so give it a go - you have nothing to lose apart from a couple of hours tinkering time.

You *may* find you dont have a great deal of rain fade margin, but go for it

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Oh Cool, will certainly try that once I have moved in, I have seen on another website what looks like a dual LNB holder is that worht getting?

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I rather doubt there are suitable lnb holders readily availble for sky dishes - you are probably going to have to bodge it......

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13e and 28e might well be possible with a suitable multi-bracket on your existing dish assuming it's not a mini-dish due to LNb brackets and availability as AS has suggested. You may need to buy another suitable dish with multi-bracket.

I actually tried it with a Z1 dish and made a temp bracket/arm. It worked but was bodged.

If you do, align centre on 13e and set up offset LNb for 28e

A picture of the dish would answer your question


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have alook at the ...TechniSat Multytenne -45cms receives 4Sats- ASTRA 1, HOT BIRD, ASTRA 3 and ASTRA 2.

Don't know anyone who's tried these and they are costly so you call
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have alook at the ...TechniSat Multytenne -45cms receives 4Sats- ASTRA 1, HOT BIRD, ASTRA 3 and ASTRA 2.

Don't know anyone who's tried these and they are costly so you call

Rather on the small side for the OP's location in Cheshire

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