[BC] chain link fence effect on satellite dish?
Kevin C. Kidd CSRE/AMD
kkbroadcastengineering at gmail.com
Sat Mar 21 14:44:02 CDT 2009
Not at all stupid.
I have fixed 2 specific interference problems by under-illuminating a
large dish. Since the effective size of the dish was reduced the signal
dropped slightly but signal strength wasn't the problem.
Another problem that I discovered during these interference chasing
ventures, was that regular old home type changeable polarity feeds are
severely lacking in polarity selectivity. Changing to a fixed polarity
feed has cured several intermittent adjacent sat interference problems.
Later,
r.j.carpenter wrote:
>
> I don't believe anyone has mentioned that the dish is probably not
> uniformly illuminated by the feed. They don't want to illuminate the
> earth behind the dish and get 300-deg K noise from it instead of sky
> noise temp. I think this means that the outer portions of the dish
> c
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Kevin C. Kidd, CSRE/AMD
http://www.kkbc.com
http://www.amgroundsystems.com
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