Lat night I was having troubles locking in Montana PBS due to low signal/quality strength. Today Montana PBS is booming in strong but the other PBS stations are gone. Anybody else notice this?
I've got Montana here but about normal, the 12180 PBS mux is gone, I noticed it this morning and just checked and still no signal. Hope its nothing permanent.
Yup, everything seems to be back to normal here too...weird...its seems to me that has happened before in the last couple of years. Hope everything stays put, I spend most of my time on that bird.
PBS is planning to move to the new AMC 21 satellite to be launched this summer. AMC 21 will be located at 125 degrees West.
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Thanks. That's going to change my fixed dish plans for this summer for sure. I wonder if a dual LNB setup for 123W, 125W without using stacked LNB's would work. Have people here accomplished a 2 degree separation using standard (non-stacked) LNB's?
In my little experience I have noticed 4 degrees is the minimum
....unless there is a considerable difference of elevation (this is not common in adjacent birds).
This mini LNB by SatelliteAV may be your answer to your questions.I have never been able to get anything less than 4 degrees by putting the lnbf's together touching each other. I always wondered how Directv put those 5 lnb feeds together although it appears to have just 3 feedhorn openings.
I have never been able to get anything less than 4 degrees by putting the lnbf's together touching each other. I always wondered how Directv put those 5 lnb feeds together although it appears to have just 3 feedhorn openings.
... Half the fun of this is to try new things.
You could try to take 2 mini LNBF's and shave the cases down on each side some to get them closer to each other. Getting the Skew just right might make it hard. I plan on looking into that if PBS makes the move. Half the fun of this is to try new things.