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If he uses the famous E2 channel list editor in conjunction with the special settings needed for the Primo he should be able to save the list and then export it to the SF4008 provided it runs a E2 image. Best regards!

The Octagon SX88+ android remote app works somewhat has anyone tried to flash octagon firmware on a edision BTW?

Happy to see someone crazy enough to make this setup, I had the same idea some years ago (Anyone tried to make BIG dish at home?), your lnb setup is quite interesting, if you get timing issues, please consider a reflector or a coneantenna/feedhorn. Best regards and best of luck!

Put a copper spike in it for minimal foliage...

OK, so the boxes so far are quad-boxes (at most you can stream 4 transponders), most linux (enigma2) boxes can also do this. I can't see the big deal until someone makes a box that works directly with invacom laser lnb's so they can get a whole sat in one go (10000Mbits +) -> IP. Most IP...

What about using plexi to sqew (force the signal to linear). I'm sure there is a way to differentiate the signals. Would you suspect the "jamming" signal to be static or random? BTW, do you think that the sidelobe area are easier to DX than the jamming area? Best regards!

If you are in the red area you should be able to dejam the signal too, with a large dish you get both signals, with a smaller you get the jam signal, before the signal goes digital you should be able to do a frequency analysis (fourier or what ever) and see if you can subtract the jamming signal...

Wow, looks like a big project! How is the LNB skew affected, do you see big diffrence? About pointing multiple dishes, how will will you know what the optimal positioning is, have you seen any signal pattern studies? Good luck and best regards!

I've found some paper where a dish with similar geometry to what I have proposed is discussed but it has an more intricate design. _http://www.cpdee.ufmg.br/~fernando/artigos/imoc03a.pdf But the subreflector they use might work with the application I proposed.

I really think this could work, at the moment I however only have one dish (second one got dented while moving) so I can't really try it myself. I do not really think there will be timing errors since in the correct angle the dishes should be at an equal distance from the signal source, not when...

That is how I planned it in my head, the problem as I said would be the getting the angle right since the signal would come in at a ~40 degree angle. Maybe a feedhorn should be used. One should also be able to do a simple test with two dished one upside down and the other like proper offset on a...

Hi, and thanks everybody for a really nice thread, what inspiration it has been to me. I really like this Idea using say 4 smaller offset dishes to make a bigger one, I would think that four dishes should be enough. The biggest problem I would think is focusing the signal from the dishes...

My understanding is that there at first was no C120 fibre LNB's from Invacom, those that were sold was "home-made" from the offset LNB's... I hope that is the case or otherwise invacom has a bad production line with half faulty LNB's passing QC. Most of us are waiting to see how this tech...

gCAM I've heard work...

gCAM I've heard work...