Invacom TWF-031

[Costactc]

The Quality Signal reading does not tell us a whole lot because it is a measure of the satellite signal and the noise. Have you got a receiver that runs Enigma 2 firmware? Most Enigma 2 firmwares will show you the signal to noise ration in db?

So if I flash my GM Triplex with this file it will show me db?


http://www.legitfta.com/forum/showthread.php?14437-OpenAR-P_OE2-0_211_Alien2

 

[Costactc]

Mother Nature 1 Lnbf Install 0

Just took out all my equipment and was about to hook up my positioner when mother nature started raining on my parade. It's a balmy 5c(40f) as well, may not happen today but I hope this s*** stops soon.

 

[Costactc]

Rain finally stopped and the sun is out. Positioner and receiver are all hooked up and ready to go:

 

[chifut]

Cool. Where is the drink Costa??/

 

[Costactc]

I haven't removed the scalar ring so we added a round piece of plastic to the throat of then lnb. Signal quality has improved 1-5% on all tp that I had scanned yesterday and we haven't really skewed it yet. My neighbour Lexmark doesn't like the plastic throat so he is modding a more solid piece of wood to put around the throat for better stability:

 

[Costactc]

Mother nature threw some snow, rain and even a few snow pellets at us so we called it a day. Of the six satellites I had scanned yesterday all had an improvement of about 2-3% with Galaxy 17 coming in 5% stronger. The only sat that got worse was Hispasat for some reason, I thought maybe an eastern thing but Telstar 12 has improved. That's all for today folks. I finally have the proper prime focus lnbf for my dish- more to follow once the weather gets better.

 

[Costactc]

Just checked my ku arc and all is more stronger then before, even Hispasat. This was an awesome investment and I'm sure will help with my future scans. Now about the E2 thingy EB, what do I have to do to get it going. I'll start another thread in the appropriate forum.