Fibo Orginal Multifeed Holder?

no doubt about what you said.

Simpel a gregorian type is make by the small dish in front when you make a second lnb as on the picture its not a gregorian type for that lnb. Bud a normal dish.
The gain and corner from a normal dish is lower than a gregorian so the effect is as a normal simpel dish for that second lnb.
Thats it.
 
some of the toridial 90 dishes,has a design fault,and gain wining is not so good like it should be,when i take a signal meter,the gregory 55 cm brings 0,5 -0.8 db more,gain winning then the smalest gregory with 55 cm!

for most,of the satelites t 90 is enough,but,for optimal results the antenna must be optimeized !

i dont like toridial,the material quality is to flimsy,and when hail is coming you can put the toridal into the trashcan!

a old gregory ,or other types,of old school antennas,are masive enough!
 
Visiosat Bigsat is the best multisat antenna today.
 
Prodelin said:
Visiosat Bigsat is the best multisat antenna today.
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Really?
Why do you think that is so?
I really like that new Visiosat too.
 
the quality of this antenna is much better,and not so thin then on the toridial!

but the price is very high 400€
 
Turok said:
the quality of this antenna is much better,and not so thin then on the toridial!

but the price is very high 400€
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no its only 159 euro from Olbort.at
 
,dont forget the delivery coasts,inside europe,the are very expensice for antena shiping!
also i was thinking there was difrent visosat modells avalible,one cheaper,and the other with higher price !
 
The Visiosat Bigsat dish quality seems to be excellent.
You can buy a normal Bigsat and apply a Multifeed holder for 3 LNBs or you can buy the Bigsat2 which already is a Multifeed antenna and put 8 or more LNBs onto it.
The first one should be around €120 and the other one around €170.

VISIOSAT BIG BISAT SMC-Multibeam Sat-dish
169,00 Euro incl. VAT plus shipping
Antenna: 910 x 710 mm
Frequency band: 10.7 ~ 12.75 GHz
Antenna gain: ca. 35,7 dB +/- 0,3 dB (@ 12,7 GHz)
width beam @ -3dB : 2.4° G/T @ 12.5 GHz : 15 dBK
Efficiency: > 70%
Elevation: 10° - 80°
Reflectormaterial: SMC
Colour: white
Weight: 9 - 11kg (depending on the extra LNBs)
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Here is a pic with 8 LNBs
 

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Nice!
Seems that even 10 LNBs would work okay.

Back to the topic.
Who has an idea whats received within that single extra LNB (see the pic linked to satlex)?
 
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