If you are lucky enough the area has reliable coverage by ADN, PANG, Bamba ..etc, then the Bamba box makes alot of sense (Costs around KES 3600 while the ADN is about 4K ) since Ntv will be airing the world cup. My problem with the terrestrial signals however is their unreliability; One moment you are watching your favourite team and the next the signal igone only to reappear after five hours.I'm snooping around for a good FTA DVBT2 Decoder for my old lady back in the mashinani for her to watch World cup since she does not own a digital/smart LED Tv. Any leads or reviews will be highly appreciated.
PS: Not G*TV or St***imes
Next the Lnb skew,elevation angle,azimurth , your location ......And we don't want WhatsApp battalion smashing us for "sharing too much"
Share the tp and you'll be asked for pics..
HehehehNext the Lnb skew,elevation angle,azimurth , your location ......
Welcome GTV, though not FTAGtv.. the one which abruptly ceased operations in Africa in 2009 and ran away with subscriber money planning to restart operations
Broadcasting rights: GTV now plans its Kenya comeback
The picture/logo they have used in the article is of Gazi tv , but the G in GTV the was for Gateway. Whatever the name, the more variety, the merrier for ASAS.Gtv.. the one which abruptly ceased operations in Africa in 2009 and ran away with subscriber money planning to restart operations
Broadcasting rights: GTV now plans its Kenya comeback
😎Next the Lnb skew,elevation angle,azimurth , your location ......
Acts as a negative or "ground" contact between the lnb housing and the electronics inside. Removing it will definitely damage your lnb by affecting the ground circuitInside the cband lnb there are the two probs, and then there is the small tube that cuts from one side to the other. What's the purpose of that tube? I want to join a C to a Ku to make my own combined C/Ku but that tube cuts across the centre possibly blocking abit of signal to the Ku. If I remove it is that a problem?
On the other hand I would just say don't waste it brother, don't think that you'll kill two birds with a single adjustment(combined lnb.)Inside the cband lnb there are the two probs, and then there is the small tube that cuts from one side to the other. What's the purpose of that tube? I want to join a C to a Ku to make my own combined C/Ku but that tube cuts across the centre possibly blocking abit of signal to the Ku. If I remove it is that a problem?
Yes that's the one in the second photo. However I didn't see any wire going from the circuit board to it. The whole lnb metal casing is earthed hence shouldn't need extra earthing wiring, hence I didn't think the tube had an electric function connected to circuitry unless its to distribute static electric charge.Acts as a negative or "ground" contact between the lnb housing and the electronics inside. Removing it will definitely damage your lnb by affecting the ground circuit
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You see from the M connector where you put the f connector there's only one Central pin connecting to the electronics board.. the positive one.. so how does the negative connection from your box get into the electronics of the lnb?Yes that's the one in the second photo. However I didn't see any wire going from the circuit board to it. The whole lnb metal casing is earthed hence shouldn't need extra earthing wiring, hence I didn't think the tube had an electric function connected to circuitry unless its to distribute static electric charge.
"Stabiliser" great! I didn't know its name. As advised by Freq I will leave it alone. I have made a combined C/Ku before with good results. The secret is to make sure the probs in the two lnbs are aligned so that they have the same best skew angle. Only that this time I wanted to be too clever but thought it wise to ask first.On the other hand I would just say don't waste it brother, don't think that you'll kill two birds with a single adjustment(combined lnb.)
You will end up having less to no signal at all on either of the two. Tried that and it didn't work, but if its just for experimentation go ahead, but don't cut the stabilizer, like Freq said.
size of the dish
Using 8ft offset but 90-100cm you can nab mena beam in Nbi and to its Northern side.size of the dish
Can 6 ft nab east beam using inverto for prime focus as primeUsing 8ft offset but 90-100cm you can nab mena beam in Nbi and to its Northern side.
If it is ku band lnb for prime focus dish, give it a try and report it on board. You're on the right side.Can 6 ft nab east beam using inverto for prime focus as prime
Location Nyeri
In Southern Nairobi 90cm and inverto single Will only give frequency 11977.. I wonder if inverto twin can bring down freq 12092 on a 90cm...