Hi there;
I'm new here and not sure if it's the right place to ask this, so apologies in case of making mistake.
Recently I decided to install a "Wavefrontier Toroidal T90 Dish" and wanted to ask for some helps from those of you who have experience with this special type of dish.
First of all I want to clarify I have a motorized dish but I don't want it because of 2 reasons:
A. I want instant access to every channel at any time without lag or pause and don't want waiting for the dish to rotate when I want to see the channel so this toroidal dish gives me the ability of simultaneous reception of multiple birds at once.
B. Rotary dishes are noisy and make neighbours often angry.
Besides there is a probability that more than one participants/receivers than me/mine would use the dish so a rotary dish wouldn't help if two persons want to receive two different birds at the same time.
The other thing I want you to consider is every bird I want to get will be in Ku-Band and will also have a linear polarization.
So here are my questions:
1. If I buy a new retail package of "Wavefrontier Toroidal T90 Dish", will it come with the pole mount/wall mount in the package by default or it must be bought separately.
2. I heard a lot about many people having issues with spacing between LNBs. I suppose I will have some problems with it too. For example I need both "Badr 4(26.0°E)" and "Astra 2(28.2°E)" which have 28.2°-26.0°=2.2° spacing. I heard from most of people that it's better to get LNBs which have smaller cap(feedhorn) size. But I think if there was a dual output monoblock LNB with 2 degrees spacing(or something around that number) it would be better. So my question is "Is there any monoblocks like that I mentioned with low noise figure? If not, is there any simple LNBs with small cap(feedhorn) which also have a low noise figure?" If there is any please tell me which brand and model.
3. Here in a website(link below) it says "Two satellites which are less than 1.5° apart on the orbital position, can be received by using only one LNB!" by saying "one LNB" does it mean "one dual output LNB" which each outputs connected to a specific input of a DiSEqC switch or I'm wrong?
www[dot]satlex[dot]de/en/wavefrontier_calc.html
4. With a dual output LNB can i receive a bird for watching TV and use the same bird for aerial subscription simultaneously without the TV reception being stopped.
5. I also heard there is a liquid substance that if sprayed/painted on the dish it will prevent snowdrifts being deposited on the dish. If it's true what is this substance.
Thank you in advance and ALL THE BEST.
I'm new here and not sure if it's the right place to ask this, so apologies in case of making mistake.
Recently I decided to install a "Wavefrontier Toroidal T90 Dish" and wanted to ask for some helps from those of you who have experience with this special type of dish.
First of all I want to clarify I have a motorized dish but I don't want it because of 2 reasons:
A. I want instant access to every channel at any time without lag or pause and don't want waiting for the dish to rotate when I want to see the channel so this toroidal dish gives me the ability of simultaneous reception of multiple birds at once.
B. Rotary dishes are noisy and make neighbours often angry.
Besides there is a probability that more than one participants/receivers than me/mine would use the dish so a rotary dish wouldn't help if two persons want to receive two different birds at the same time.
The other thing I want you to consider is every bird I want to get will be in Ku-Band and will also have a linear polarization.
So here are my questions:
1. If I buy a new retail package of "Wavefrontier Toroidal T90 Dish", will it come with the pole mount/wall mount in the package by default or it must be bought separately.
2. I heard a lot about many people having issues with spacing between LNBs. I suppose I will have some problems with it too. For example I need both "Badr 4(26.0°E)" and "Astra 2(28.2°E)" which have 28.2°-26.0°=2.2° spacing. I heard from most of people that it's better to get LNBs which have smaller cap(feedhorn) size. But I think if there was a dual output monoblock LNB with 2 degrees spacing(or something around that number) it would be better. So my question is "Is there any monoblocks like that I mentioned with low noise figure? If not, is there any simple LNBs with small cap(feedhorn) which also have a low noise figure?" If there is any please tell me which brand and model.
3. Here in a website(link below) it says "Two satellites which are less than 1.5° apart on the orbital position, can be received by using only one LNB!" by saying "one LNB" does it mean "one dual output LNB" which each outputs connected to a specific input of a DiSEqC switch or I'm wrong?
www[dot]satlex[dot]de/en/wavefrontier_calc.html
4. With a dual output LNB can i receive a bird for watching TV and use the same bird for aerial subscription simultaneously without the TV reception being stopped.
5. I also heard there is a liquid substance that if sprayed/painted on the dish it will prevent snowdrifts being deposited on the dish. If it's true what is this substance.
Thank you in advance and ALL THE BEST.
. But really I don't think it's illegal. You know local laws prohibit installing satellite TV for homeowners but it's against freedom, isn't it? I don't want to raise a political discussion here but most of you(outside iran people) are aware about Iran's authority and government. You know most of them are corrupted statesmen and their sovereignty and reign are more like dictatorship. And about prosecution... don't mind, most of people here can handle it. A statistic report from Iran's government itself said nearly 80 percent of Iranians watch foreign TV channels most of which received by satellite TV. The most annoying problem Iranian people have with SAT-TV is governmental agents continuously send jamming noise waves which interfere with signal waves and as a result we have much weak signal strengths here for receiving. This is why the low noise figure for LNBs is important for me.
