Wavefrontier T90: Two versions?

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This has come up for sale on the local loot equivalent.
I looks like a T90, but the version I have has 3x2 screws attaching the reflector to the mount.
This one seems to have only 2x2...
This makes it look like a T55, but some scrutiny of the pictures indicates that the dish is too large to be a T55.

So - was there ever several versions of the T90, specifically one with smaller bracketry in the back, requiring only 2x2 screws?

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Unfortunately, seller has not posted pictures of the rear of the dish.
Just makes me curious...
 

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The 2x2 screw bracket T-90 is the original one, and indeed is very similar to the bracket of the T-55.
But there were complaints, that due to the heavy weight, it was very hard to fine-tune the elevation.
(I had that early T-90, and used some bolts & nuts to overcome that, it's hard to explain with words).
So then came the "improved" version with 3x2 screws, and a big fat adjustment bolt for elevation.

I have that version, still mounted in the shed. I don't like the two upper bolts slightly pulling the dish.
As if the bracket don't exactly fit the dish shape. But maybe I worry too much...

Anyway, both versions are "legit" wavefrontier, wavefield (or whatever re-brand).
 
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The 2x2 screw bracket T-90 is the original one, and indeed is very similar to the bracket of the T-55.
But there were complaints, that due to the heavy weight, it was very hard to fine-tune the elevation.
(I had that early T-90, and used some bolts & nuts to overcome that, it's hard to explain with words).
So then came the "improved" version with 3x2 screws, and a big fat adjustment bolt for elevation.

I have that version, still mounted in the shed. I don't like the two upper bolts slightly pulling the dish.
As if the bracket don't exactly fit the dish shape. But maybe I worry too much...

Anyway, both versions are "legit" wavefrontier, wavefield (or whatever re-brand).
Excellent stuff!
Just the information I was hoping for - what else to expect from this high quality forum!
Thank you.
 
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