dish turbo hd in Canada

[monkeyu]

I am interested in getting turbo hd dish here in Canada, but in my area i need at least 30 inch dish to get 129,119,110. Will it work for me does anyone no? I will be using it on my nano premium or ilink 9500.

[old avr]

I am interested in getting turbo hd dish here in Canada, but in my area i need at least 30 inch dish to get 129,119,110. Will it work for me does anyone no? I will be using it on my nano premium or ilink 9500.

moneyu, Use this link to indicate what size of dish you need.

Link: hxxp://www.dishpointer.com/

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[KIDWCKED]

The turbo hd is not a 30"inch dish.But is capable of recieving 129,119,110.

[monkeyu]

ya i new it would be capable of getting 129,119,110! But i cant find on dishpointer.com what size of dish i need in Canada .also what the size of the turbo hd dish.

[bkr™]

It is 25-1/2" w x 20-1/4" t.

[randomkeys]

The only thing you need to know is what size dish is needed to view each bird in your location. Since it's established you need a 30" dish you should be able to view each of the sats you wish to view. The only hitch is location of LNB's. The center lnb (lnbs -119/110) will be your strongest which utilizes the full pan of the dish. Each offset lnb reduces the reflective portion of the pan which will lower the quality from slightly to drasticly depending on how far the offset. In your case I would assume there would be some degradation on the furthest offset lnb (129) but not low enough to make bird un-watchable. The only way to know for sure is to test it with all lnb's in place and aimed properly. Another option is to use 2 - 30" dishes with 1 aimed at 129 which would give you maximized quality. Lastly if you use a motorized dish you would have the strongest possible signal on each bird since you only require 1 lnb center stage. If it were me I'd try the 3 lnb setup...afterall thats what testing is all about.