best LNB for dish Gibertini SE 100

bigsat2023

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hi,
Can I have a professional low loss LNB for a Gibertini SE 100 dish?
implementation I have to do it LNB Inverto 5928 Ultra High-Gain Single LNB

Satellite reception 7e degrees

I thank everyone in advance
 

bigsat2023

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hi,
I installed the gibertini disk 100 with an lnb Inverto 5928 ultra high-gain single lnb

How come the feeds present fta at 7 degrees east I receive them very well with signal and average quality almost always at 90% while all the feeds of temporary sports events with a power almost always over 90% while the quality fluctuates between 63% and 69% ???

Attached is an always active feed at 7 degrees east while the second image is a feed for sporting events






 

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hi,
I installed the gibertini disk 100 with an lnb Inverto 5928 ultra high-gain single lnb

How come the feeds present fta at 7 degrees east I receive them very well with signal and average quality almost always at 90% while all the feeds of temporary sports events with a power almost always over 90% while the quality fluctuates between 63% and 69% ???

Attached is an always active feed at 7 degrees east while the second image is a feed for sporting events


In your screen captures, the parameter that defines if the frequency can be locked is the "Quality" indicator.

The signal level from a feed is determined by the power used by the individual uplink crews when they transmit it up to the satellite. They have the option to set this at whatever signal level they want and often set it on the low side to KO the feed men. They do not care if it KO's the feed men as long as their receiving dish back at their studio base can receive the signal and that dish is likely to be a big wan.

Normal TV frequencies on satellite that are intended for home viewer direct reception are generally more powerful signal level as they need to be received by viewers/subscribers.
Just because frequencies come from the same satellite does not mean they are all equal in signal level, they can vary quite a lot.

The other point to consider is which footprint beam from the satellite is being used for the transmission, some beams are more powerful than others from the same satellite.
There is no single parameter to consider, there are a number of factors.
 

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In your screen captures, the parameter that defines if the frequency can be locked is the "Quality" indicator.

The signal level from a feed is determined by the power used by the individual uplink crews when they transmit it up to the satellite. They have the option to set this at whatever signal level they want and often set it on the low side to KO the feed men. They do not care if it KO's the feed men as long as their receiving dish back at their studio base can receive the signal and that dish is likely to be a big wan.

Normal TV frequencies on satellite that are intended for home viewer direct reception are generally more powerful signal level as they need to be received by viewers/subscribers.
Just because frequencies come from the same satellite does not mean they are all equal in signal level, they can vary quite a lot.

The other point to consider is which footprint beam from the satellite is being used for the transmission, some beams are more powerful than others from the same satellite.
There is no single parameter to consider, there are a number of factors.
Excellent informative post and reply to the OP's question...(y)
 

Pabloisred

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hi,
I installed the gibertini disk 100 with an lnb Inverto 5928 ultra high-gain single lnb

How come the feeds present fta at 7 degrees east I receive them very well with signal and average quality almost always at 90% while all the feeds of temporary sports events with a power almost always over 90% while the quality fluctuates between 63% and 69% ???

Attached is an always active feed at 7 degrees east while the second image is a feed for sporting events






I have exactly the same issue with regards to 7east on a 1metre. Thankfully theres other channels to go to if we cant catch the feed
 

bigsat2023

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Are there any little tricks to earn some db?

Unfortunately I can't increase the diameter of the disc...

Feed for Italian football on other satellites I don't know them and I'm forced to use the 7E
 

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Are there any little tricks to earn some db?

Unfortunately I can't increase the diameter of the disc...

Feed for Italian football on other satellites I don't know them and I'm forced to use the 7E


You can gain a small amount of signal level dB by using good quality coaxial cable and a decent LNB.
However, this is possibly only around 1dB or less depending on what your existing coaxial cable type is, what the LNB is and the length of the cable run.

Personally, I use Webro WF100 coax cable for runs up to around 40 metres. Beyond 40 metres I would use Webro WF125 cable if I had the need.
I generally use Invacom C120 LNB's or Inverto Black Pro C120 LNB's but the equivalent 40mm collar LNBF's for an offset dish are just as good.

The above two options are never going to compete with increasing dish size.
 
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butchyboy

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a 1 metre dish is not going to cut it for feeds on 7.e and especially if its raining etc etc.
moon i have a new roll of wf125 webro that i intend using if i can get the 2.4m.
 

bigsat2023

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You can gain a small amount of signal level dB by using good quality coaxial cable and a decent LNB.
However, this is possibly only around 1dB or less depending on what your existing coaxial cable type is, what the LNB is and the length of the cable run.

Personally, I use Webro WF100 coax cable for runs up to around 40 metres. Beyond 40 metres I would use Webro WF125 cable if I had the need.
I generally use Invacom C120 LNB's or Inverto Black Pro C120 LNB's but the equivalent 40mm collar LNBF's for an offset dish are just as good.

The above two options are never going to compete with increasing dish size.
The advantage of using a lbn a falgia?
 

Francescone

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Do you mean a flanged LNB? If so.... no, maybe you would obtain a very very little gain. Maybe.
The only chance to really increase the signal is installing a larger dish, sorry.
 
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