satphreak
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- Jan 4, 2006
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- Age
- 49
- Website
- pricebomb.co.uk
- My Satellite Setup
- Technomate TMS-1500 CI+ receiver, Triax TDA 110, Technomate TM-2100A motor, MTI AP8-T2n 0.2dB LNB
- My Location
- Stockholm, Sweden
I have had a good reliable system with my motorized Triax TDA 110 for some time now - but as I'm about to move I will change to a fixed system instead. I will install one dish for 1W, 5E, 13E and 19E - and one for 28.2.
Now - with the Triax TDA 110 I have been receiving the horizontal channels on Astra 2D (BBC1-4 etc) apart from in heavy rain - and now want to get a more stable signal here. I'm therefore torn between getting a Channel Master 120 or a Gibertini 150! The Channel Master 120 should give me the horizontal channels 24/7 - and most vertical channels 18/7. The Gibertini would give me all channels 24/7 - in any weather.
Now - I need to have this on a roof - is it safe to put a 155x165 aluminium dish on a roof - will it be OK in heavy winds and in a few years time ? How heavy is this dish - can I get it up there ?
The Channel Master I know will perform and last - but as these will cost the same - it's worth considering...
Either will be used with a CM feedhorn and a quad Invacom C-120 (QDF-031).
Now - with the Triax TDA 110 I have been receiving the horizontal channels on Astra 2D (BBC1-4 etc) apart from in heavy rain - and now want to get a more stable signal here. I'm therefore torn between getting a Channel Master 120 or a Gibertini 150! The Channel Master 120 should give me the horizontal channels 24/7 - and most vertical channels 18/7. The Gibertini would give me all channels 24/7 - in any weather.
Now - I need to have this on a roof - is it safe to put a 155x165 aluminium dish on a roof - will it be OK in heavy winds and in a few years time ? How heavy is this dish - can I get it up there ?
The Channel Master I know will perform and last - but as these will cost the same - it's worth considering...
Either will be used with a CM feedhorn and a quad Invacom C-120 (QDF-031).