Advice Needed fringe reception
- Thread starter frengwa
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OP Gibertini 100 XP+ Inverto Black Ultra Lnb
Superior Dark Motor (160° max)
(50 east to 45 west)
Octagon SX88+Optima (A/B switch) Edision primo IP S2
Raven 88cm Mesh Dish + IBU Twin output
Stab100 H to H (120° max)
(53 east to 45 west)
Octagon SX88+ Ultra HD (A/B switch) Golden Interstar Alpha_X
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The Inverto 0.2 Black Ultra
nelson_b
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Hi -
It depends somewhat on what dish, type/ brand you are using ?
but in general .... i would agree with william-1 that The Inverto 0.2 Black Ultra works well
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TM 5402HD
Sky+ UK.
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Just remember the best lnb in the world isnt going to compensate for a dish that is too small for the signals that you wish to watch.
Terryl
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The bigger the dish the better the signal.
The better (and shorter) the coax the more signal to the receiver.
And be sure to ground the system.
The better (and shorter) the coax the more signal to the receiver.
And be sure to ground the system.