mosescollon:
90cm

zoboizee:



Pls is there a site or method to determine the arms length because I tried to get the focal length of my 1.2m vsat dish to no avail till date. Got the dish without the tripod arms.

coruso:
Sports, news and movies channel[qu weote author=Ismy5000 post=65346465]

What do you like to watch?

life707:



Good contributions have been made.
Error E2 refers to obstruction to movement of the jack.. usually mechanical impediment.

On the positioner, cancel software limits using the positioner's remote.

On the Actuator(jack), unscrew the cover and look at the mechanical limit if it has shifted blocking the jack from moving.

Note that, with the jack off the dish, ensure you fix the tube in one position as it moves when powering the jack to avoid it rotating 360....this enables the jack to move outward and inward.

Also don't overlook the connectors as earlier suggested

Cheers

knight23:
correct me if im wrong, but i suspect 5e is wack. are there any interesting stations on that sat?

knight23:
correct me if im wrong, but i suspect 5e is wack. are there any interesting stations on that sat?

clemo4u:
pls I need focal lenght and tripod lenght for my 3.5 meter depth is 60cm I want it to work very well for nilesat thanks

nwabueze8:
Good day Mosescollon. l hail you for tracking this satllite @ 4w. please can you give me the tp you use to track it. and again which decorder did you use .thanks and remainvblessed.

Dlee1:

Hello PIDZO,
is that you? Happy new year.

timibare:
Gonna b available by Wednesday......check my signature

ekonibaje:
give detail

RasKush:

iCONE HD satellite receivers maybe one of those viable decoders hiding right under our noses. iCONE i-970HD/ 990HD/ T10+HD/ T20+HD also auto roll with latest software dated 22/01/2018.
Other models include i-B33 COMBO HD/ T30+HD/ T32HD/ auto roll with software dated 27/12/2017.

Ojochogwusunny:
Good evening! to everyone in the house. I need someone to educate me on this: what is the difference between these two transponders:12728h 30000 5/6 and 12728h 30000 3/4 ?

zoboizee:



Pls is there a site or method to determine the arms length because I tried to get the focal length of my 1.2m vsat dish to no avail till date. Got the dish without the tripod arms.

Pidzo:


Hello my dear bro from another mother. Happy that you are around

Lunsat:


The difference is the 5/6 and 3/4. These are called FEC values or forward error correction values. The data transmission language has an error correction key built into the data which allows the decoder to detect when some data has been lost on the way and guess what that date was and replace it without asking the source. This technique us useful in one way transmission systems. I don't know what logic goes into choosing 5/6 or 3/4 but from the receiving end I know that signals with bigger FEC values like 5/6 tend to be weaker and harder for decoders to lock than smaller ones like 1/2.

Lunsat:


The difference is the 5/6 and 3/4. These are called FEC values or forward error correction values. The data transmission language has an error correction key built into the data which allows the decoder to detect when some data has been lost on the way and guess what that date was and replace it without asking the source. This technique us useful in one way transmission systems. I don't know what logic goes into choosing 5/6 or 3/4 but from the receiving end I know that signals with bigger FEC values like 5/6 tend to be weaker and harder for decoders to lock than smaller ones like 1/2.

Truly1:

Correct!. FEC value of 5/6 is weaker than 3/4, it also need bigger dish for the decoder to nail.

Lunsat:

I don't know what logic goes into choosing 5/6 or 3/4

odilibe:

..Fec codes are used to control interference with signals ..choosing fec codes depends on the bandwidth and transmitting power of a transponder...