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    Quote Originally Posted by *fergs* View Post
    On what satellite ??

    just got on the roof & looked @ my C1 & the cable exit from LNB is about 5 oclock...

    if thats any help... (acer lnb i think)
    Hi,
    I use C1 and D2. Does the brand of LNB makes any difference?

    Cheers,
    mbo



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    LNB performance varies ie it's abilty to resolve weak signals.

    The skew between lnb's will also vary, even between the same model. But will be roughly within 10-20 degrees of each other.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Farmsky View Post
    LNB performance varies ie it's abilty to resolve weak signals.

    The skew between lnb's will also vary, even between the same model. But will be roughly within 10-20 degrees of each other.
    Hi,
    so the best thing is to get the meter and go on the roof....

    Thanks,
    mbo

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    Quote Originally Posted by mborkp View Post
    Hi,
    I use C1 and D2. Does the brand of LNB makes any difference?

    Cheers,
    mbo

    The Preset Skew of Optus Satellites is essentially the same. Approximately 40 Degrees.
    I have only seen or heard of the early Foxtell/Aurora/Austar installations using LNBs with that Preset Skew. The only way that you can be sure, is to peak the signal on both known H and V transponders. There is nothing to stop you using one of these LNBs with the preset skew for other Sats. Just have to adjust it the opposite way.
    There may be small variations due to manufacturing tolerances of others.
    There are other variations of Inbuilt Skew, but that is a totally different kettle of fish, and not to confuse the current debate.
    Kindest Regards, " The Druid ".

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