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    Quote Originally Posted by Huevos View Post
    Rai only needs 5.5dB, error correction 3/5, whereas TF1 needs 10.7dB due to the lower error correction, 8/9.
    Ah i see, I would be interested to see a list of the db required for each transponder.... is there a website?

    Many thanks


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    Look at Lyngsat. Listed in blue text in column 8.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Huevos View Post
    Look at Lyngsat. Listed in blue text in column 8.

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    I use Lyngsat all the time, but was not aware of that, thank you... ��

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    Thanks for the Lyngsat tip - never noticed the lock value before.

    Annoying that the Gigablue new tuners do not show the db value!

    In the same boat as the op - can pull in the Italian mis channels on 5W, but no go on the French channels.
    Tried a black inverto ultra but no change, so need to look at the dish.
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    I've got a T90 with 7W - 26E, 5W is almost at the end of the rail like yours. Compared to my Fibo 90 that is about 4 dB down on signal.
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    Not sure what I centred my T90 on (long time ago now) - even added an extension bar at one end to see how wide I could go.........
    I need to do some maintenance on mine - change some rusting bolts/nuts and then re-cable and realign it.
    A job for later in the summer maybe.
    Might try and get 5W on a standalone dish, but no room to put up a big dish.
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    I don't think you need a big dish. I'm getting 12dB on the French channels and around 9.5 - 10dB on the Italian ones - so if you can see RAI, then you should be getting sufficient signal on TF1 etc. Maybe it's the fact that the French channels are multistreamed? I don't know if the RAI channels are also multistreamed. What box and tuner are you using? The LNB wouldn't be relevant as regards multistreamed - it's the tuner.
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    I have an update, I decided to buy a Sky Zone 2 80cm dish for 5w alone, £25 on the bay, bargain! I already had the Labgear quattro LNb - as i have two four way Diseqc switches, so i can record and watch something at the same time on any channel. Anyway I put it up yesterday, a bit fiddly but I got there. I now get 11.8db on 10972 and 13-14 db on the French Multistream channels. I get all the channels perfectly now, so the Fransat card is unnecessary and will expire soon no doubt.

    I now need to recentre my 1m dish on 19.2 and readjust the remaining Two LNB’s for 28 and 13 degrees. My wiring skills are a bit random, but this what it all looks like at the moment.
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    Download MisPlsLcnScan from the feeds (under SystemPlugins) and use that to do the channel scan. And afterwards the channels will be in the correct order.

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    I will have a look at that plugin, i didnt know about it - thanks. But, i have created a manual bouquet and manually added them from last scan, then sorted them using the red button. I am sure your method was much easier! I do use Bouquetmaker for the other satellites, but have set it not to delete all upon rescan...

    I have to say i do love my Zgemma, i actually have three and use client mode in other rooms in the house. I just wish i had more tuners as quite often, I need to record two and watch a third channel.

    Any tips always welcome...

    Patrick

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