How do I connect my Invacom LNB,CM Feedhorn & rainprotecter.

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Old 03-11-2008   #1
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My System: 1 x CM 1.2m matching C120 feedhorn and Invacom 0.3db twin output LNB.50 degrees East to 42 degrees West.1 x CM 1.2m AZ/EL mount matching C120 feedhorn and twin output Invacom 0.3db Humax VACI 5300 Old Panasonic Digibox with IRL $ky sub. Coship FTA
Question How do I connect my Invacom LNB,CM Feedhorn & rain protector.

Hello

Want to bolt everything together but can't see anything on the net. Dose anyone have any pics they can share ie a step by step tutorial.

Thanks JD Belgium.

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My System: 1 x CM 1.2m matching C120 feedhorn and Invacom 0.3db twin output LNB.50 degrees East to 42 degrees West.1 x CM 1.2m AZ/EL mount matching C120 feedhorn and twin output Invacom 0.3db Humax VACI 5300 Old Panasonic Digibox with IRL $ky sub. Coship FTA
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Seems quiet here, no one got back to me.

But Canofan rang and explained all. Only managed to get 4 bolts each at 90 degrees, is that enough?

Pics welcome.

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My System: Triple Dragon with HDD/USB stick, Dreambox 8000, Humax HDCI2000, Echostar AD3000ip & SR8700, Aston Simba, RSD ODM300. Swedish Microwave 1.2 Motorised dish / Invacom C120 twin LNB driven by the AD3000. 3 other fixed dishes.


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I had the same alignment problem with my Invacom C120 and SMW feedhorn, only four bolts would fit. It's been up and working fine for a couple of years. I checked inside the LNB just this weekend in fact when doing a comparison with an Inverto, and it's perfectly OK. As long as you have a good seal with the O-ring, you should have no problem.

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My System: 1 x CM 1.2m matching C120 feedhorn and Invacom 0.3db twin output LNB.50 degrees East to 42 degrees West.1 x CM 1.2m AZ/EL mount matching C120 feedhorn and twin output Invacom 0.3db Humax VACI 5300 Old Panasonic Digibox with IRL $ky sub. Coship FTA
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Thank you very much. So things are looking good. I'm now diciding on the location.

Thanks again. JD
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