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hello i am with a small 80cm dish and fta box here in praia,ive searched about but found to date nothing ,can anyone advise if i can find anything on this size dish and if yes, where as up to now,,,,nada!!!
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Hi, well as you have posted in the Astra 2d fringe reception section, it's simple to say that there's no hope of the 16 transponders from this beam in your location without a very large dish

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My System: FTE Max, Skystar2.3 and Skystar2.6, 2.2m Kinhuge Dish with Inverto LNB and Invacom ADF-120 feedhorn. Pace 1.3.25 and 80cm for Sky.

With an 80cm you should be able to get Panamsat 9 (58W), and maybe NSS 7 (22W) and Eurasiasat 1 (42E). With a 1.2m you might get Eurobird (28.5E). Not sure off hand what's FTA though.
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Hi,
I would say if you want the BBC or ITV you would probably be struggling to get them with even a 5 metre prime focus dish, because in the Caneries they need at least a 3 metre dish to get most Horizontal transponders also they do not get many vertical transponders at all with dishes of that size. But you could have a sidelobe in your favour, which will give you a chance of receiving most of the Horizontal transponders, you will not know until you try. I suggest you try with a cheap 2.4 metre dish first and see if you can get a few transponders or not, if you can then move up to a 4.5 or 5 metre dish. Do not try first with a 5 metre dish, because they are very expensive. But if you want Astra B south and Eurobird 28.5 E that carries a lot of other SKY channels. I would say a 2.4 metre dish should get you many of the sky channels on those satellites.

A much cheaper solution for you would be for you to use a slingbox if you want uk tv. Just ask someone in the uk is it o.k for you to connect it to their aerial system and their internet. Then the box will stream freeview uk tv channels to you anywhere in the world. Or you could join a slingbox hosting company. A good one is uktv2c.com


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