Two Dish setup

deepblue

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Outside the uk in frindge area with pace receiver and 1.25 offset dish
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Bulgaria
First posting.

I am in Bulgaria and trying to get the bbc and itv channels on a sky box, pace, which are proving very difficult. It has been suggested that a 3.5 mt dish is needed, i use a 1.25 gibbatini which gets about 85% of all channels. Trying to get hold of a dish this size has two big problems, one the very high price of purchase and then the high price to have it imported. I have been told that it is possible to connect two dishs's that stand side by side together. My question is this will this work and if so what equipment is needed.

Thanks to all

Deepblue
 

rolfw

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Technomate 5402 HD M2 Ci, DM7000s, Transparent 80cm Dish, Moteck SG2100 DiseqC motor, lots of legacy gear. Meters: Satlook Digital NIT, Promax HD Ranger+ spectrum analyser.
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Berkshire

Robbo

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Hi, Welcome to satellites,

It would not be possible to increase the overall gain sufficiently with two 1.25m dishes to equal that of a 3.5m one. You would need about 7 of them. Apart from that it would be very difficult to get the phases of all the signals aligned properly. I imagine the equipment needed even if it was possible would cost more than the 3.5m dish that you say you need. Give it up a as a bad job m8.

Robbo:)
 
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