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There is picture of my backyard. Still working on installation, so can not share reception results.

4,6m-1,8m-1,2m-1,1m-1,5m-0,9m (the last one is hidden behind another dish).

Congrats Rima !

You can pickup 28°E from your location.

fantastique!!

Apsveicu.
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stephan94

respect

Big installation

CONGRATULATIONS

Very impressive


Congratulations !

Big farm !

Hi! Thanks all for the good words. I've pointed antenna to 28,5*E and received UK beam. That is near North-East from Riga.

Some time ago I got 35sm Channel Master offset dish. The dish is so rare that there is completely no information in internet about it. Perhaps it is only one such a dish ever produced. It was made by Channel Master for British Satellite Broadcast company (not exist anymore) as a sampler. Never used and never installed. In fact, it does not have reflective surface inside.
It came without any brackets and feedarms, so I made missing parts and installed antenna on IRTE A/El electrical motor. On the pictures antenna is tuned to 28,2*E

As ususally, a very nicely done setup

Nice work RimaNTSS !

Played little bit with my dishes today. Now I have 1- Gregorian prime-focus, 1 -Gregorian offset, 1- Cassegrain offset, 1-toroidal and 2 offset Channel Masters.



Add: Forgot to mention.... there is one terrestrial antenna for DVB-T channels, another terrestrial antenna is installed inside the garage.

RimaNTSS a écrit :Played little bit with my dishes today. Now I have 1- Gregorian prime-focus, 1 -Gregorian offset, 1- Cassegrain offset, 1-toroidal and 2 offset Channel Masters.



Add: Forgot to mention.... there is one terrestrial antenna for DVB-T channels, another terrestrial antenna is installed inside the garage.

I don't recognize your toroidal dish. Have you a reference on this antenna?

Best regards

Matthieu

mattmatt73 a écrit :I don't recognize your toroidal dish. Have you a reference on this antenna

Matthieu! I circled toroidal dish in red. It has Torus shape, so it should be toroidal.