the Satellite Antenna Gain List for C/Kuband!sorted,by manufaktur!

Originally Posted by Turok

Hello!
in this topic,i want to make a complete overview,of the antenna gain,off all known dish brands,that exists ,in the past
yesterday,i found a intresting document ,seems to be a little bit older,and not all links in this text working!
but loooks very intresting
this list,must be complete,somewhere in time,so when you find,some technical information,about gain winning,of your bis dish,in c/kuband,please report it in this topic!

very intresting,the low gain win in kuband of the irte 3,1 meter segment antenna,i would say,a andrew 2,40 m ,has the better perfomance!

i hope,that this topic get,a lot of entrys,then we can find out,at the "end",what is the best gain wining dish,for its size,thats my target


now the list!
SVEC (all steel) prime focus - gain at 12.5GHz - cheapest on the market by a very long way
_http://www.svec-tvro.com/en/index.htm
1.5 m ground or pole - 43.93 dB
1.8 m ground or pole- 45.54dB
2.0 m pole - 46.46 dB
2.1 m ground stand version - 47.28 dB
2.1 m pole version - 47.26 dB
2.4 m ground or pole- 48.04dB
3.0 m pole - 48.04 dB (much better than 2.4 m on C band, but poor on Ku band)
3.2 m pole - 48.56 dB
3.5 m pole - 49.24 dB
4.0 m pole - 51.42 dB
4.5 m pole - 54.21 dB
6.0 m pole - 56.11 dB


DH (all steel) prime focus - gain at 12.0GHz (Ku band) and 4.0GHz (C band) - polarmount
_http://www.dhsatellite.com
1.8 m - 45.6 dB (12.0GHz) 36.1 dB(4.0GHz)
2.4 m - 48.2 dB 38.6 dB
2.7 m - 49.2 dB ???? dB
3.0 m - 49.9 dB 40.6 dB
3.3 m - 50.8 dB 41.5 dB
3.7 m - 51.1 dB 42.3 dB
3.9 m - 51.9 dB 42.6 dB
4.2 m - 53.0 dB 43.5 dB
4.5 m - 53.3 dB 43.9 dB
5.0 m - 54.2 dB 44.3 dB



Jonsa - steel - prime focus - gain at 12.5GHz (Ku band) and 4.0GHz (C band)
_http://www.jonsa.com.tw
1.8 m - 45.54 dB (12.5GHz) 35.89 dB (4.0GHz) PM ?150
2.4 m - 48.04 dB 38.39 dB PM ?472
3.2 m - 50.66 dB 40.89 dB Az/El ?949
4.2 m - 53.01 dB 43.76 dB Az/El ?2129
_http://ziezotec.com


Patriot - Aluminium - prime focus - polarmount - gain at midband 10.95-12.75 Ghz (Ku band) and 3.7-4.2 Ghz (C band)
_http://sepatriot.com
1.8 m - 45.6 dB* (midband) 36.1 dB* (midband)
2.0 m - 45.9 dB 36.6 dB
2.4 m - 48.1 dB* 38.5 dB*
2.8 m - 49.4 dB 39.8 dB
3.1 m - 50.3 dB 40.7 dB
3.8 m - 52.1 dB 42.4 dB
4.5 m - 52.6 dB 43.4 dB
5.0 m - 53.5 dB (11.725GHz) 44.6 dB (4.0GHz)
6.1 m - 55.2 dB (11.95GHz) 46.3 dB (4.0 GHz)


IRTE - Aluminium - prime focus - polarmount - gain at 11.3GHz (Ku band) and 3.95GHz (C band)
_http://www.irte.it
1.5 m - 42.6 dB (11.3GHz) n/a
1.8 m - 43.5 dB n/a
2.0 m - 44.6 dB n/a
2.4 m - 46.0 dB 37.2 dB (3.95GHz) UK£899
3.0 m - 48.0 dB 39.1 dB UK£1450
Prices: _http://satshop.co.uk

Supral - Aluminium - offset - polarmount - gain at midband 10.95-12.75 (Ku band)
_http://supral.net
1.8 m - 46.3 dB (midband)
2.0 m - 46.0 dB (Primefocus)
2.4 m - 47.6 dB
3.1 m - 51.0 dB

Famaval - Aluminium - primefocus - polarmount - gain at 12.75GHz (Ku band) and 4.0GHz (C band)
_httP://www.famaval.com/index_en.php
1.4 m - 42.7 dB (12.75GHz) 32.7 dB (4.0GHz)
1.8 m - 45.6 dB 35.7 dB
2.3 m - 47.5 dB 35.7 dB
3.1 m - 49.7 dB 39.7 dB


Prodelin 1.8 series antenna - gain 45.5dB at midband
Prodelin 2.4 series antenna - gain 47.0 dB

From the UK - so GBP / sterling
Prodelin 1252 - fixed antenna 2.4m - £655 + tax (single polarity Ku feed)
Prodelin 1253 - Polarmount antenna - £799 + tax (requires separate feed)
Prodelin 0800707 - post/foundation - £349 + tax (5.5"/140mm diameter)
1253 antenna requires the heavy duty 2" shaft type actuator
Prices correct as from 20/12/03 from Sematron, Basingstoke UK

Hollstar offset - gain

1.5 m epoxy / pole mount - 43.6 dB at 11.7GHz
1.85 m aluminium / pole mount - 43.9 dB at 10.95GHz, 45.0 dB at 12.5GHz
2.53 m epoxy (they say it's 2.7 m but it isn't) / AZEL mount -
46.7 dB @ 10.7GHz
47.2 dB @ 11.3GHz
48.2 dB @ 12.6GHz

Originally Posted by Turok

I told that i found on the net!
Satdx has also do copy and paste
this text
!ask him too
iam sorry too i dont see your input,you only criticize,other people,in the public,can you explain why you do this?