Invacom Adjustable Feedhorns

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dave branson said:
I bought an adjustable feedhorn from Invacom,hooked it up with an Invacom
quad LNB and the signal quality jumped up to 62% from 50%,on BBC1/BBC2
using a Humex receiver.
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WoW! What kind of dish are you using and how big is it?

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iceman said:
Identical to the feeds i posted on 11-06-2003.. :)
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Do you think that this feed is suitable for a dish with f/d=0.37?
 
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Hi Guys,
Just sent to www.hisat.co.uk for one....f/D 0.32 to 0.43....Identical to the one shown in this thread...price £20 + vat then delivery

My dish f/D is 0.38 Fortecstar 2.4 meter 6 petal prime focus....but no spider stopper in the end.....would be interested to know how you guys stop these pesky critters getting into the feed...:)
 
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No experience of this personally, but how about good old clingfilm ?

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Coviello said:
Do you think that this feed is suitable for a dish with f/d=0.37?
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I belive it will do the job for you..


i_w_spyder said:
but no spider stopper in the end.....would be interested to know how you guys stop these pesky critters getting into the feed...:)
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Try spraying some WD40 in the feed before attaching the LNB ;) creepy crawlies dont like that ;)
 
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i_w_spyder said:
Hi Guys,
Just sent to www.hisat.co.uk for one....f/D 0.32 to 0.43....Identical to the one shown in this thread...price £20 + vat then delivery
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can you confirm this web adress?...not working for us.

thanks
 
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dave branson said:
IRTE,ITS 1.8 METERS
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:)

I'm living in Italy I have same dish same LNB same adjustable invacom feedhorn but original feedhorn clamp isn't suitable :-doh!.

which feedhorn clamp have you used? :-wow

...........and where have you bought it ? :confused

Excuse me for my bad English............

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i_w_spyder said:
Hi Guys,
Just sent to www.hisat.co.uk for one....f/D 0.32 to 0.43....Identical to the one shown in this thread...price £20 + vat then delivery

My dish f/D is 0.38 Fortecstar 2.4 meter 6 petal prime focus....but no spider stopper in the end.....would be interested to know how you guys stop these pesky critters getting into the feed...:)
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I find that clinfilm traps the moisture in as well. Double sided sticky tape seems to keep them away
 
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