should iget anything on 10 degE in yorkshire

[iwol]

hi just been looking for feeds but couldnt find anything on 10 deg not even the channels onthis sat im using a 80cm dish ,should i be picking anything up with this dish size,and is there much difference between this and a 90cm or 100cm thanks in advance

 

[ctomer]

I'm in Leeds and I able to obtain a a reasonably strong signal on 10E on my 90cm dish. When I have an 80cm dish, I was still able to get a good signal. You may have a dish alignment problem or else you might have a tree (or something similar) in the way.

 

[iwol]

thanx for the reply the dish was prof installed dont seem to have probs with other sat did the move from 80 cm to 90cm make much difference in general

 

[Analoguesat]

Im in south Scotland and dont have any poblems with the broadcast channels on 10E with an 80cm dish.

 

[iwol]

just started looking for feeds ive got a 80 cm dish and it doesnt seem to find any feeds posted on lyngsat especially 10deg east i relaise that feeds are not always there but i was wondering how much difference a 90 cm or 100cm dish would make any advice appreciated...thanks

 

[rolfw]

Yes it does make a difference, a 100cm dish will noticably outperform an 80cm.

 

[Analoguesat]

Iwol - you need to remember that feeds are:
1) only there when needed - join a feeds group to find whats active when
2) often transmitted at much lower power than normal broadcasts due to split frequency transponder use (several frequencies are normally being transmitted off a single transponder)