PrimeStar dish, how to measure it
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whats the number on the back of the dish
mine is 44 inches tall X 40 inches wide ( i think i remembered that correctly lol )
mine is 44 inches tall X 40 inches wide ( i think i remembered that correctly lol )
no numbers....
For yours, what would you use? 44 or 40?
You know, if you go to lyngsat and look at a satellite and click on the C or Ku it will show you the footprint, and to the left it will show you how big of a dish you need depending on the location to be able to get the signal.
So do I use the vertical or horizontal measure???
For yours, what would you use? 44 or 40?
You know, if you go to lyngsat and look at a satellite and click on the C or Ku it will show you the footprint, and to the left it will show you how big of a dish you need depending on the location to be able to get the signal.
So do I use the vertical or horizontal measure???
Lyngsat is an approximate measurement. I've seen on there it says I can use from a 48cm to a 70cm...yeah right
I have a 40x30 and it works a little better than a 36"
I have a 40x30 and it works a little better than a 36"
i would have to look at it tomorrow but i think its identified as a channelmaster 1 meter dish
i have two of those and three of the 40X30 dishes.
i have two of those and three of the 40X30 dishes.
yep. G10 and H2 (I have 2 of them...see sig)
a bigger dish
Looks like most of the stuff on 40.5 is C-band and you would need a dialectic plate in the LNB since its circular
probably not
again, lyngsat is just shooting in the dark when you get to this side of the world. Here is an example
according to the footprint for G16 (99W)
Galaxy 16 at 99.0°W - LyngSat Maps
in Minnesota it says I can use between a 55cm and a 95cm for C-Band? yeah right,....I tried my P* once and got World Harvest at minimal reception (30 on the Pansat)
for C-Band you need 6 foot for reliable...maybe 1.2m for tinkering
again, lyngsat is just shooting in the dark when you get to this side of the world. Here is an example
according to the footprint for G16 (99W)
Galaxy 16 at 99.0°W - LyngSat Maps
in Minnesota it says I can use between a 55cm and a 95cm for C-Band? yeah right,....I tried my P* once and got World Harvest at minimal reception (30 on the Pansat)
for C-Band you need 6 foot for reliable...maybe 1.2m for tinkering
You question - which do you use, height or width and the answer is both. A (H x W) 43 X40 is a 1 Meter dish. The 52 X 48 is 1.2 Meter. If it measures 26.5 X 30 it is a 75cm dish, and the 30 X 40 is called 85cm. These size are approximate +/- .5 " and the "size" is "effective" size. Thoise are the only ones I have here to measure... Others may be able to add other sizes.
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