Kathrein CAS 90ro Handleiding

Kathrein Satellietantenne CAS 90ro

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■Reﬂ ector made of aluminium, powder coated

■Feed system support made of galvanised sheet steel,

powder coated

■Mast clamp made of sheet steel, hot-dip galvanised

■Optimal electrical data combined with very compact mecha-

nical dimensions due to o set feed

■Patented tilt facility at the multi-feed adaptor plate, allows

optimisation of the LNB positions for multi-feed reception

■

Items supplied: Reﬂ ector, pre-assembled mast and

feed system support, user manual

■The optimum performance of the satellite antennas is only

given in conjunction with the original Kathrein LNBs.

Features

■Without additional components, two universal feed systems

to receive the signals of satellites 3° or 4°

(e.g. ASTRA 19.2°/23.5°) or 6° apart (e.g. ASTRA/EUTELSAT-

HOTBIRD) can be mounted on the boom

For other satellite spacings, the multifeed adapter plates ZAS

90 (Order no: 218684) and ZAS 1218 (Order no: 204500011) are

available (see „Optional Accessories“ on page 1).

The CAS90 parabolic antenna is intended solely for the reception of satellite signals use as a domestic antenna and for only .

DIN4131 speciﬁ es that a domestic antenna has no more than 6 m free mast length and a ﬁ xed-end moment up to 1650Nm.

It is unsuitable for mounting on structures that are liable to vibration.

Make absolutely sure that the values for the maximum load listed in the Technical Data (on the last page) are complied with.

If this load is exceeded, parts could break away!

The CAS90 parabolic antenna is designed for use with a feed system (LNB) for reception of the signals from one satellite position, or

two feed systems for multi-feed applications for reception of the signals from two satellite positions with 3°–4° or 6° satellite spa-

cing.

When the additional ZAS 90 or ZAS 1218 multi-feed adapter plate is used, the parabolic antenna is also suitable for three feed sys-

tems. The feed systems and instructions for their installation are not included in the scope of supply of the parabolic antenna.

Do not use the parabolic antenna for purposes other than those listed in this manual! Any use other than that speciﬁ ed

above will void the warranty or guarantee.

In particular, any of its or never modify components ﬁ t any components other than those expressly intended by the

manufacturer for use with the antenna.

Breach of these rules may lead to the antenna no longer being sufﬁ ciently stable and safe!

Intended Use

CAS 90gr 20010033

CAS 90ro 20010034

CAS 90ws 20010035

Sat Antennas

Optional Accessories

■ZAS 90, order no. 218684 multi-feed adapter plate

Installation items 2 and 3 cannot be mounted

at the same time.

■ZAS 1218, order no. 204500011 multi-feed adapter plate

Without notches for any satellite spacing

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●Under no circumstances install antennas in the vicinity of overhead power cables, otherwise the absolutely essen-

tial clearance requirements may no longer be satisﬁ ed. Maintain a clearance of at least 1 m from all other electrical

devices in all directions!

If you or metal parts of the antenna touch any electrical device there is a serious risk of a fatal electric shock!

●Never work on antenna systems during a thunderstorm or when a thunderstorm is approaching.

There is a risk of a fatal electric shock!

●Never install antennas on buildings with easily ﬂ ammable roof coverings such as straw, reeds or similar materials!

Otherwise there is a risk of ﬁ re due to atmospheric over-voltages (static charges) or lightning discharges

(e.g. during thunderstorms).

●The installation operations described here assume good craftsmanship capabilities and knowledge of the behaviour

of materials under the e ects of wind. Therefore if you do not possess the required skills, have this work performed

by a specialist.

●The person doing the work must wear strong non-slip footwear, must not be liable to dizziness, must be able to

move around safely on the roof and have a secure standing and attachment position (if necessary, wear a safety

harness when on the roof).

●Make sure that the roof is able to bear your weight. Never walk on fragile or unstable surfaces! In case of doubt,

contact a qualiﬁ ed specialist dealer or specialist rooﬁ ng contractor to ﬁ nd an appropriate installation location.

●Do not go on to roofs or other high places without a correctly attached safety harness that is in good condition.

Otherwise use a work platform.

●Ladders or other means of climbing must be in faultless condition (dry, clean and non-slip). Never build any

irresponsible “scrambling towers”!

●If there is a risk that passers-by may be injured by items falling from above during installation, you must close o

the risk area using barriers! Make sure that no-one is underneath the installation location.

Risk of death or injury due to falling from the roof, falling through the roof and falling parts, plus the

possibility of damage to the roof.

●The respective national safety regulations and current standards such as DINEN60728-11 should be complied with.

●Any other use or failure to comply with these instructions will result in voiding of warranty coverage.

Basic Safety Instructions

Before you install, connect or use the parabolic antenna, !make sure that you comply with the instructions in this manual

If you disregard these instructions,

●malfunctions may arise, creating to your life and health,risks

●defects in the installation or the connection may cause to the antenna or to the attachment point,damage

●the manufacturer will for malfunctions and damage arising!not accept liability

When working on antenna systems, please remember your duty of care towards your fellow human beings!

Keep the manual for any questions that arise later, and if the building passes to another owner, pass it on to the new owner!

Selecting the Installation Site

It is essential to select the correct installation site. This determines whether your parabolic antenna can be erected safely and per-

form to its optimum capabilities.

When selecting the installation site, take account of special features of the structure of the building. If the installation is at the edge

of the roof or the building or on a cylindrical structure, DIN 1055, parts 4 and 4131 speciﬁ es the increased wind and vibration loadings

that should be allowed for. The dynamic properties of the antenna and the structure can mutually inﬂ uence each other and cause

detrimental changes.

When installing (e.g. under eaves), due to the o set angle of the antenna, there must be a clear view to the satellite at an angle of

approx. 60° above the top edge of the reﬂ ector in relation to the horizontal.

Disregarding these considerations can lead to the maximum load or vibration fatigue stress listed in the Technical Data being excee-

ded. , since the requirement is not height as such but an The parabolic antenna need not necessarily be mounted on the roof

unobstructed “view” of the satellite. For this reason, an appropriate installation site might also be found for instance in the garden, on

the terrace, on the face of the building or on a garage.

In fact if other sites are possible, it is better to avoid the roof. This will result in less work for you and will reduce the hazards asso-

ciated with installation work on the roof!

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●For good reception, an unobstructed “view” to the south

(±20°) must be ensured, at an elevation of about 30°. The fol-

lowing satellites are then available for selection:

1 TÜRKSAT*) 42° East 6 EUTELSAT

HOTBIRD

13° East

2 ASTRA 2 group*) 28.2° East 7 EUTELSAT W 1 10° East

3 ASTRA 3 group 23.5° East 8 HISPA-Sat 30° West

4 ASTRA 1 group 19.2° East

5 EUTELSAT W 2 16° East

●Do make sure that there are no obstacles between the para-

bolic antenna and the respective satellite (such as trees,

roofs, house eaves or other antennas). Such items can impair

reception to the extent that during unfavourable stormy wea-

ther the signal is lost altogether.

*) The reception is dependent upon the respective location and the satel-

lite coverage zone

Installing the Antenna

When installing the antenna carrier (mast or wall boom), ensure

that it is standing upright. Otherwise, there may be problems

with the alignment of the antenna to the satellites.

a. Requirements on the antenna carrier

– Use only specially desi- masts or support tubes that are

gned for installation of antennas. Other tubes generally

do not have the strength required to withstand the forces

of wind and weather.

–For , select a tube diameter betweenmast installation

48 and 90 mm, with a wall thickness at least 2 mm. For

wall installation, Kathrein recommends the use of ZAS62

or ZAS63 wall supports.

–For mast installation on a roof, the mast must be clam-

ped for at least 1/6 of its free length (in the example

bottom right this is 0.7m).

b. Several antennas on a single antenna carrier

–Install the parabolic antenna the mast as as far down

possible, so as to minimise the bending moment at the

clamping point.

–Under no circumstances exceed the maximum value for

the on the mast or mast support, as stated in the loading

Technical Data. Su cient cognizance of the maximum

loading is achieved if you arrange your antenna system

as shown in example bottom right and use conventional

domestic antennas together with mast components from

a specialist supplier (tube in steel grade St 52 with out-

side diameter 60 mm and wall thickness 2.5 mm at the

mast clamping point – e.g. ZSH59 from Kathrein).

Ø 48–90 mm

If you arrange the structure di erently you must calculate wind loading and bending moment at the clamping

point as speciﬁ ed in DINEN 60728-11 (or have a specialist do the calculation for you).

South

East West

Centre of the

reﬂector

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Only tighten !slightly

First only tighten

slightly...

...then turn through about a

quarter of a turn

c. Installing the carrier arm

–Attach the carrier arm to the antenna boom, as shown

on the drawing. Alternately tighten the wing nuts on the

mast clip ﬁ nger-tight (①).

d. Installation of the parabolic antenna

–Now hang the parabolic reﬂ ector from the four securing

bolts on the carrier arm (see the diagram on the right)

(②).

–Now tighten the four bolts using an allen wrench lightly

SW5 (do this by holding the allen wrench by the short

end, see diagram on the right) ( ).③

–• Now turn the allen wrench round. If you now swing the

long end of the hexagon key through about a quarter of

a turn, the bolts will be (see diagram on the right). If tight

you have a torque wrench available, tighten the bolts to

about ( ).4–5Nm ④

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Multi-feed

adaptor plate

e. Feed system (LNB)

Tip For multi-feed applications the antenna should be

aligned towards the satellite which is transmitting the

weakest signal level.

Tip The optimum performance of the satellite antennas

is only given in conjunction with the original Kathrein

LNBs, because this is the only way to ensure optimum

illumination of the reﬂ ector.

The feed system(s) and instructions for their installation are

not included in the scope of supply of the parabolic antenna.

For more detailed information on their correct installation

please refer to the manuals supplied with the respective feed

system.

Using the on the carrier arm you multi-feed adapter plate

can install one or two Kathrein universal feed systems. The

markings on the adapter plate are as follows:

–3 one single the installation position for feed system,

–2 4 two and the installation positions for multi-feed feed

systems at ,3°–4° satellite spacing

–1 5 two and the installation positions for multi-feed feed

systems at .6° satellite spacing

●Example for the installation positions for a multi-feed

application with 3°–4° satellite spacing:

Position 2 Position 4

ASTRA 19.2° East EUTELSAT 16° East

ASTRA 23.5° East ASTRA 19.2° East

EUTELSAT 16° East EUTELSAT 13° East

EUTELSAT 13° East EUTELSAT 10° East

EUTELSAT 10° East EUTELSAT 7° East

●Example for the installation positions for a multi-feed

application with :6° satellite spacing

Position 1 Position 5

ASTRA 19.2° East EUTELSAT 13° East

EUTELSAT 16° East EUTELSAT 10° East

EUTELSAT 13° East EUTELSAT 7° East

f. Polarisation pre-setting

●One feed system (monofeed)

Set the polarisation angle on the feed system according to

the value in the table for your location and the position of the

satellite from which the signal is to be received (see LNB user

instructions). For this the tiltable adapter plate remains in the

zero position (see diagram on the right).

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V = 0° V = –20° V = +20°

0°

Aligning the Antenna

The antenna must be exactly aligned towards the satellite in

respect of both the direction (azimuth) and also the inclination

(elevation). For multi-feed applications the antenna should be

aligned towards the satellite which is transmitting the weakest

signal level.

a. Adjusting the inclination (elevation)

–Use an allen wrench SW5 (①) supplied with the parabolic

antenna to slacken the two screws on each side of the

inclination scale left and right(elevation) on the of the

support.

Do not slacken the upper nuts ( ) on the bra-②

cket – these are factory-set to a ﬁ xed tighte-

ning torque.

–Then adjust the (elevation) – the exact eleva-inclination

tion angle for your location can be found in the manual

for the feed system (LNB).

–When doing this, retighten ﬁ rst just one of the bolts on

the inclination scale ﬁ nger-tight (①).

b. Setting the direction (azimuth)

If you yourself are unable whilst performing the adjustments

to read the results of the alignment work on an antenna

meter screen or connected to the satellite receiver, you may

need an assistant for the following steps. The precise align-

ment of the antenna can be achieved only if a digital antenna

meter is used. Ask your dealer about this.

–Set the satellite receiver to a known channel so that you

can check that you have really “locked on” to the desired

satellite.

–Now slightly loosen the wing nuts on the mast clamp (③).

–Twist the antenna so that it faces roughly south. Then

slowly twist the antenna about its central axis to left and

right until the best reception is obtained for the selected

channel.

–Then tighten the initially just enough to pre-wing nuts

vent the antenna turning.

Scale V angle

Direction of rotation for

polarisation angle (PW)

●Multiple feed systems (multi-feed)

To optimise the multi-feed reception, the tiltable support

“H” should be tilted to the angle “V” according to the table

attached to this document.

The polarisation angle on the respective feed system must be

set according to the following formula.

PWNEW = PWTAB - V

PWNEW = polarisation angle to be set

PWTAB = polarisation angle of the selected satellite according

to the table in the LNB user instructions

V = setting angle of the support according to the selected

satellite combination of the attached table

With the settings and the calculation, pay attention to

preceding signs!

In order to be able to tilt the support you must ﬁ rst use the

hexagon key to slacken the bolt shown arrowed in the illus-

tration on the right.

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Tighten by hand Fully tighten: 1 ½ turns

c. Fine adjustment

–Once again slacken the bolt on the inclination scale and

tilt the antenna lightly upwards and downwards until

either the antenna meter shows the strongest antenna

signal or visual assessment is judged to achieve the best

picture: To do this, tilt the antenna far enough upwards

and downwards to get to the limits when the ﬁ rst “little

ﬁ sh” (analogue) or “little blocks” (digital) appear on the

screen. Position the antenna midway between the two

limit points.

–Now alternately correct the direction (azimuth) and inc-

lination (elevation) until the measured results or the pic-

ture quality show no further improvement.

Note: Tightening the nuts at the clamping piece can cause

the antenna to turn slightly! You should allow for this at

the ﬁ ne adjustment stage (and if necessary make use of

it when starting the adjustment operation all over again).

d. Finally tightening the antenna clamps

–Then tighten the nuts at the by hand, clamping piece

working across diagonals. Then use a 13 AF open-ended

spanner to tighten up each of the wing nuts one turn (④).

–After this, tighten the bolts on the of the left and right

clamp of the , using the hexagon key inclination scale

ﬁ rst with the short end to tighten them ﬁ nger-tight

and then with the tighten them a further long end

1/4–1/2turn (torque wrench: 5–10 Nm) (⑤).

–Finally check once again that the bolted connections are

secure.

–Attach the cables to the carrier arm by clipping them into

the cable clips within the carrier arm and use cable ties

to secure them all along the antenna carrier, so that they

cannot chafe and su er damage in the wind.

Zenith

Elevation angle

West East

Azimuth angle

South

Horizon

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Because of the serious consequences if the work

is not done properly, grounding and lightning pro-

tection work may be performed only by specially

trained electricians!

Never perform grounding and lightning pro-

tection work if you are not a specialist with the

appropriate skills!

The instructions printed here are not an invita-

tion to non-specialists to perform grounding and

lightning protection work on their own account;

they are meant solely as additional information for

the specialists whom you employ!

The standard says that

within the hatched area

antenna grounding is

not compulsory.

Antenna Earthing/Lightning Protection

The antenna must be erected to DINEN60728-11 and grounded

as speciﬁ ed. The grounding requirement is inapplicable only to

those antennas:

●more than 2 m below the edge of the roof

●and at the same time less than 1.5m from buildings.

For grounding, the mast must be connected by means of a sui-

table ground conductor to the lightning protection system of the

building, using the shortest route. If no lightning protection

system is available: to the building‘s ground conductor.

Connection to the lightning protection system may be made only

by a qualiﬁ ed lightning protection system installation engineer.

a. Suitable as ground conductors are

–a single solid wire with a cross-section of at least

16mm2copper, at least 25mm2 aluminium or at least

50mm2 steel.

b. Unsuitable as ground conductors are

–the outer conductor of the antenna cable

–metallic domestic installations (such as the metal pipe-

work of a water or heating system), since the permanence

of the electrical connection cannot be guaranteed

–or the or of the shielding conductor neutral conductor

mains power supply.

c. Routing of ground conductors

–Antenna cables and grounding conductors must be not

routed through rooms used for storing easily ﬂ ammable

substances (such as hay or straw) or in which an explo-

sive atmosphere can develop (such as gases, vapours).

–If the parabolic antenna is used in an integrated antenna

system (e. g. a distribution system), the grounding mea-

sures must also be designed in such a way that groun-

ding protection is still maintained if individual units are

removed or replaced.

Hazards may be caused not only by thunderstorms (lightning),

but also by static charges and short circuits in the connected

units.

For safety reasons therefore in general for all antenna systems

an equipotential bonding conductor of 4mm² copper should be

provided.

The cable screens of all coaxial antenna downlink cables must

be connected to the mast with an equipotential bonding con-

ductor.

1.5m

Mains connection

Equipotential bonding rail

Grounding

connection

Grounding

conductor

Equipoten-

tial bon-

ding cable

230V

Equipoten-

tial bon-

ding cable

Equipotential bonding rail

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Technical Data

All ﬁ gures are typical

values!

If the maximum load is exceeded, parts could break away!

See dimensions on the next page

Type CAS 90gr CAS 90ro CAS 90ws

Part no. 20010033 20010034 20010035

Diameter cm 90 90 90

Colour Graphite-grey

(similar to RAL 7012)

Auburn

(similar to RAL 8012)

White

(similar to RAL 9002)

Reception range GHz 10,70-12,75

Antenna gain at 10.70-11.70 GHz/11.70-12.50 GHz/12.50-12.75 GHz dBi 38.6/39.2/39.6

Half-power beam width ¹) ° < 1.9

Figure of merit ²) central feed system UAS 571/572/582/584/585 dB/K 18.8/19.8

18.1/19.1

Figure of merit ²) feed system spacing

3°-4° UAS 571/572/582/584/585 dB/K 18.3/18.3

17.6/18.6

Figure of merit ²) feed system spacing

6° UAS 571/572/582/584/585 dB/K 17.9/18.7

17.2/18.0

Cross-polarisation decoupling (in main beam direction) dB > 27

Wind area m20.76

Vibration fatigue stress ETS 300019-2-4 (12.94)/IEC Class 4 M 5

Wind load 1: N 730

for installation height up to 20 m above ground

at wind speed km/h up to 130

at dynamic pressure N/m2800

Wind load 2: N 1000

for installation height more than 20 m above ground (factor 1.37)

at wind speed: km/h up to 150

Maximum load N 1.590

at dynamic pressure N/m21740 (190 km/h)

Mast clamp range mm 48–90

Adjustment range Elevation/Azimuth ° Mast-side mounting: 5-45/360

Top installation: 5-50/360

Multi-feed adaptor plate adjustment range ° ±20

Dimensions width mm 987

Dimensions height max. mm 1030

Dimensions protrusion max.

(from mast centre without feed system) mm 880

Packing unit dimensions mm 1050 x 1050 x 230

Weight approx. net/gross kg 9.9/13.5

¹) At mid-band

²) G/T at 11.3/12.5 GHz under standard ambient conditions (clear sky)

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Warranty Conditions for the Antenna Corrosion Resistance

Important instructions relating to the warranty conditions for the corrosion resistance of Kathrein o set parabolic antennas:

●The antenna must be assembled and mounted professionally, following the steps described

in the enclosed instruction sheet.

●The antenna must not be modiﬁ ed (e.g. by drilling).

●The antenna must not be damaged mechanically (e.g. deformation, deep or extensive damage,

or abrasion of the powder coating and surface coating).

●The antenna must not be damaged due to exposure to chemicals (e.g. solvents, lacquers,

detergents or the like).

●Only genuine Kathrein accessories may be used for the antenna.

These warranty conditions are e ective from the date of purchase.

Only the original sales slip is acceptable as proof of purchase for warranty claims.

Furthermore, corrosion resistance is not warranted for the consequences of force majeure, e.g. lightning strike, or if the antenna is

used in regions where frequently occurring, abrasive weather conditions may wear off the protective coating within a short

period of time (e.g. sandstorms).

Dimensions in mm

max.

Disposal

Electronic equipment

Electronic equipment is not domestic waste – in accordance with directive 2012/19/EU OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT

AND THE COUNCIL dated 4th July 2012 concerning used electrical and electronic appliances, it must be disposed of pro-

perly. At the end of its service life, take this unit for disposal at a designated public collection point.

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Table for Angle V of the Tiltable Multi-feed Adaptor Plate

Multi-feed Application 3° Orbital Spacing

Satellite

ASTRA/

Eutelsat

19,2°/16,0°

Eutelsat

W2/Hotbird

16°/13°

Hotbird/

Eutelsat

W2A

13°/10°

Eutelsat

W2A/W3A

10°/7°

Atlantik

Bird 3/2

-5,0°/-8,0°

ASTRA/

ASTRA

23,5°/19,2°

■Germany

Bad Reichenhall Latitude: 47,72° -4,2° -1,4° 1,3° 4,0° 16,5° -7,5°

Longitude 12,90°

Berlin Latitude: 52,50° -3,2° -0,8° 1,5° 3,7° 14,4° -6°

Longitude 13,42°

Bremen Latitude: 53,07° -6,5° -4,2° -2,0° 0,2° 11,1° -9,2°

Longitude 8,83°

Cottbus Latitude: 51,75° -2,6° -0,1° 2,2° 4,5° 15,4° -5,5°

Longitude 14,33°

Dortmund Latitude: 51,50° -7,9° -5,5° -3,2° -0,8° 10,7° -10,7°

Longitude 7,47°

Dresden Latitude: 51,05° -3,1° -0,6° 1,8° 4,2° 15,3° -6,1°

Longitude 13,73°

Emden Latitude: 53,35° -7,6° -5,3° -3,2° -1,0° 9,9° -10,2°

Longitude 7,20°

Erfurt Latitude: 50,97° -5,3° -2,8° -0,4° 2,0° 13,5° -8,2°

Longitude 11,03°

Flensburg Latitude: 54,78° -5,7° -3,5° -1,4° 0,7° 10,8° -8,2°

Longitude 9,45°

Frankfurt/Main Latitude: 50,12° -7,3° -4,8° -2,3° 0,1° 12,2° -10,3°

Longitude 8,68°

Freiburg/Brsg. Latitude: 48,00° -8,6° -5,9° -3,3° -0,6° 12,4° -11,8°

Longitude 7,83°

Greifswald Latitude: 54,08° -3,0° -0,8° 1,3° 3,5° 13,6° -5,7°

Longitude 13,38°

Hamburg Latitude: 53,55° -5,5° -3,3° -1,1° 1,1° 11,7° -8,2°

Longitude 9,98°

Hannover Latitude: 52,37° -5,9° -3,6° -1,3° 1,0° 12,0° -8,7°

Longitude 9,77°

Kassel Latitude: 51,30° -6,4° -4,0° -1,6° 0,7° 12,2° -9,3°

Longitude 9,43°

Kiel Latitude: 54,32° -5,3° -3,1° -1,0° 1,2° 11,5° -7,9°

Longitude 10,13°

Koblenz Latitude: 50,33° -8,2° -5,7° -3,3° -0,8° 11,2° -11,1°

Longitude 7,50°

Leipzig Latitude: 51,30° -4,1° -1,7° 0,7° 3,1° 14,3° -7,1°

Longitude 12,37°

Magdeburg Latitude: 52,12° -4,6° -2,2° 0,1° 2,4° 13,4° -7,4°

Longitude 11,63°

Mönchengladbach Latitude: 51,18° -8,7° -6,4° -4,0° -1,6° 10,1° -11,6°

Longitude 6,45°

München Latitude: 48,13° -5,3° -2,6° 0,1° 2,7° 15,3° -8,6°

Longitude 11,57°

Neubrandenburg Latitude: 53,55° -3,2° -0,9° 1,3° 3,5° 13,8° -5,9°

Longitude 13,25°

Nürnberg Latitude: 49,45° -5,5° -2,9° -0,4° 2,2° 14,2° -8,6°

Longitude 11,05°

Osnabrück Latitude: 52,28° -7,2° -4,9° -2,6° -0,3° 10,9° -10°

Longitude 8,05°

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Satellite

ASTRA/

Eutelsat W2

19,2°/16,0°

Eutelsat

W2/Hotbird

16°/13°

Hotbird/

Eutelsat

W2A 13°/10°

Eutelsat

W2A/W3A

10°/7°

Atlantik

Bird 3/2

-5,0°/-8,0°

ASTRA/

ASTRA

23,5°/19,2°

■Germany (continued)

Passau Latitude: 48,57° -3,6° -0,9° 1,7° 4,3° 16,5° -6,8°

Longitude 13,47°

Pirmasens Latitude: 49,20° -8,4° -5,9° -3,3° -0,8° 11,7° -11,5°

Longitude 7,60°

Plauen Latitude: 50,50° -4,5° -1,9° 0,5° 3,0° 14,5° -7,5°

Longitude 12,13°

Ravensburg Latitude: 47,77° -7,1° -4,4° -1,7° 1,0° 13,9° -10,4°

Longitude 9,60°

Regensburg Latitude: 49,02° -4,7° -2,1° 0,5° 3,1° 15,2° -7,9°

Longitude 12,10°

Rostock Latitude: 54,08° -3,9° -1,7° 0,5° 2,6° 12,8° -6,6°

Longitude 12,13°

Stuttgart Latitude: 48,80° -7,2° -4,6° -2,0° 0,6° 13,1° -10,4°

Longitude 9,18°

Trier Latitude: 49,75° -9,1° -6,5° -4,1° 1,6° 10,8° -12°

Longitude 6,63°

Ulm Latitude: 48,38° -6,7° -4,0° -1,3° 1,3° 13,9° -9,9°

Longitude 9,97°

■Austria

Bregenz Latitude: 47,50° -7,1° -4,3° -1,6° 1,1° 14,2° -10,4°

Longitude 9,75°

Graz Latitude: 47,07° -2,0° 0,9° 3,6° 6,4° 18,8° -5,4°

Longitude 15,45°

Innsbruck Latitude: 47,27° -5,7° -2,9° -0,1° 2,6° 15,6° -9°

Longitude 11,38°

Klagenfurt Latitude: 46,63° -3,1° -0,2° 2,7° 5,4° 18,4° -6,5°

Longitude 14,33°

Lienz Latitude: 46,83° -4,5° -1,6° 1,2° 4,0° 16,9° -7,9°

Longitude 12,77°

Linz Latitude: 48,30° -2,9° -0,2° 2,5° 5,1° 17,2° -6,2°

Longitude 14,30°

Salzburg Latitude: 47,80° -4,1° -1,3° 1,4° 4,1° 16,6° -7,4°

Longitude 13,03°

Wien Latitude: 48,20° -1,1° 1,7° 4,3° 6,9° 18,8° -4,4°

Longitude 16,37°

■Switzerland

Bern Latitude: 46,95° -9,2° -6,5° -3,7° -1,0° 12,5° -10,8°

Longitude 9,50°

Genf Latitude: 46,20° -10,7° -7,9° -5,1° -2,2° 11,7° -14°

Longitude 6,15°

Locarno Latitude: 46,17° -8,3° -5,4° -2,6° 0,3° 14,0° -11,7°

Longitude 8,78°

Zürich Latitude: 47,37° -8,2° -5,4° -2,7° 0,0° 13,2° -11,5°

Longitude 8,53°

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Satellite

ASTRA/

Eutelsat W2

19,2°/16,0°

Eutelsat

W2/Hotbird

16°/13°

Hotbird/

Eutelsat

W2A 13°/10°

Eutelsat

W2A/W3A

10°/7°

Atlantik

Bird 3/2

-5,0°/-8,0°

ASTRA/

ASTRA

23,5°/19,2°

■Benelux Countries

Brügge (B) Latitude: 51,22° -11,1° -8,8° -6,5° -4,2° 7,6° -13,9°

Longitude 3,22°

Brüssel (B) Latitude: 50,85° -10,4° -8,1° -5,7° -3,3° 8,6° -13,3°

Longitude 4,35°

Den Haag (NL) Latitude: 52,12° -10,0° -7,8° -5,5° -3,2° 8,2° -12,8°

Longitude 4,28°

Eindhoven (NL) Latitude: 51,43° -9,4° -7,1° -4,7° -2,4° 9,3° -12,2°

Longitude 5,47°

Enschede (NL) Latitude: 52,22° -8,1° -5,8° -3,5° -1,2° 10,0° -10,9°

Longitude 6,88°

Groningen (NL) Latitude: 53,25° -8,0° -5,8° -3,6° -1,4° 9,5° -10,7°

Longitude 6,58°

Luxemburg (L) Latitude: 49,62° -9,5° -7,0° -4,5° -2,0° 10,4° -12,5°

Longitude 6,15°

Maastricht (NL) Latitude: 50,83° -9,4° -7,1° -4,7° -2,3° 9,6° -12,3°

Longitude 5,67°

■France

Bastia Latitude: 42,67° -8,6° -5,4° -2,2° 1,1° 16,4° -12,5°

Longitude 9,50°

Bayonne Latitude: 43,50° -18,6° -15,9° -13,1° -10,2° 5,2° -19,6°

Longitude -1,47°

Bordeaux Latitude: 44,83° -17,1° -14,5° -11,8° -8,9° 5,9° -20,5°

Longitude -0,60°

Brest Latitude: 48,40° -18,1° -15,9° -13,6° -11,2° 1,7° -21°

Longitude -4,52°

Calais Latitude: 50,95° -12,2° -9,9° -7,6° -5,3° 6,7° -15°

Longitude 1,93°

Clermont-Ferrand Latitude: 45,77° -13,5° -10,8° -8,0° -5,2° 9,1° -16,9°

Longitude 3,07°

Dijon Latitude: 47,33° -11,2° -8,5° -5,9° -3,2° 10,3° -14,4°

Longitude 5,05°

Le Havre Latitude: 49,50° -14,2° -11,8° -9,5° -7,1° 5,5° -17,1°

Longitude 0,08°

Limoges Latitude: 45,83° -15,1° -12,4° -9,7° -6,9° 7,4° -18,3°

Longitude 1,25°

Lyon Latitude: 45,77° -12,0° -9,2° -6,4° -3,5° 10,7° -15,4°

Longitude 4,83°

Marseille Latitude: 43,30° -12,5° -9,5° -6,4° -3,3° 12,2° -16,2°

Longitude 5,38°

Metz Latitude: 49,13° -9,6° -7,1° -4,6° -2,0° 10,6° -12,7°

Longitude 6,17°

Nantes Latitude: 47,20° -16,6° -14,1° -11,7° -9,1° 4,5° -19,7°

Longitude -1,55°

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Satellite

ASTRA/

Eutelsat W2

19,2°/16,0°

Eutelsat

W2/Hotbird

16°/13°

Hotbird/

Eutelsat

W2A 13°/10°

Eutelsat

W2A/W3A

10°/7°

Atlantik

Bird 3/2

-5,0°/-8,0°

ASTRA/

ASTRA

23,5°/19,2°

■Italy (continued)

Cagliari Latitude: 39,25° -10,2° -6,5° -2,9° 0,7° 17,9° -14,5°

Longitude 9,10°

Catania Latitude: 37,52° -3,3° 0,7° 4,6° 8,4° 24,8° -8,1°

Longitude 15,07°

Cosenza Latitude: 39,28° -1,7° 2,1° 5,7° 9,3° 24,5° -6,2°

Longitude 16,23°

Florenz Latitude: 43,78° -6,5° -3,4° -0,3° 2,8° 17,3° -10,3°

Longitude 11,25°

Foggia Latitude: 41,47° -2,3° 1,1° 4,5° 7,8° 22,4° -6,5°

Longitude 15,52°

Genua Latitude: 44,40° -8,7° -5,6° -2,6° 0,4° 15,0° -12,3°

Longitude 8,93°

Mailand Latitude: 45,47° -8,1° -5,2° -2,3° 0,7° 14,7° -11,6°

Longitude 9,17°

Neapel Latitude: 40,83° -3,8° -0,3° 3,2° 6,6° 21,8° -8,1°

Longitude 14,28°

Palermo Latitude: 38,13° -5,4° -1,5° 2,3° 6,1° 22,8° -10°

Longitude 13,33°

Pescara Latitude: 42,47° -3,7° -0,3° 2,9° 6,2° 20,6° -7,7°

Longitude 14,22°

Rimini Latitude: 44,05° -5,2° -2,0° 1,1° 4,1° 18,3° -8,9°

Longitude 12,55°

Rom Latitude: 41,90° -5,6° -2,2° 1,1° 4,4° 19,5° -9,7°

Longitude 12,50°

Sassari Latitude: 40,73° -10,2° -6,8° -3,4° 0,1° 16,5° -14,3°

Longitude 8,55°

Taranto Latitude: 40,50° -0,5° 3,1° 6,6° 9,9° 24,4° -4,8°

Longitude 17,18°

Turin Latitude: 45,07° -9,7° -6,7° -3,8° -0,8° 13,5° -13,2°

Longitude 7,67°

Trieste Latitude: 45,65° -3,7° -0,7° 2,2° 5,1° 18,3° -7,3°

Longitude 13,75°

Venedig Latitude: 45,45° -5,1° -2,1° 0,8° 3,7° 17,3° -8,7°

Longitude 12,33°

Verona Latitude: 45,45° -6,4° -3,4° -0,5° 2,4° 16,2° -10°

Longitude 11,00°

■Spain

Albacete Latitude: 39,00° -21,8° -18,8° -15,6° -12,3° 5,7° -25,3°

Longitude -1,83°

Algeciras Latitude: 36,15° -27,2° -24,3° -21,3° -18,0° 1,4° -31,5°

Longitude -5,47°

Alicante Latitude: 38,38° -20,9° -17,8° -14,5° -11,1° 7,5° -25°

Longitude -0,50°

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Multi-feed Application 6° Orbital Spacing

Satellite

ASTRA/Eutelsat

23,5°/16,0°

ASTRA/Hotbird

19,2°/13°

Eutelsat W2/

Eutelsat W2A

16°/10°

Hotbird/Eutelsat

W3A 13°/7°

■Germany

Bad Reichenhall Latitude: 47,72° -6,1° -2,9° -0,1° 2,6°

Longitude 12,90°

Berlin Latitude: 52,50° -4,8° -2,0° 0,3° 2,6°

Longitude 13,42°

Bremen Latitude: 53,07° -8,0° -5,4° -3,1° -0,9°

Longitude 8,83°

Cottbus Latitude: 51,75° -4,2° -1,4° 1,0° 3,4°

Longitude 14,33°

Dortmund Latitude: 51,50° -9,5° -6,7° -4,3° -2,0°

Longitude 7,47°

Dresden Latitude: 51,05° -4,8° -1,9° 0,6° 3,0°

Longitude 13,73°

Emden Latitude: 53,35° -9,1° -6,5° -4,3° -2,1°

Longitude 7,20°

Erfurt Latitude: 50,97° -6,9° -4,1° -1,6° 0,8°

Longitude 11,03°

Flensburg Latitude: 54,78° -7,1° -4,6° -2,5° -0,4°

Longitude 9,45°

Frankfurt/Main Latitude: 50,12° -9,0° -6,1° -3,6° -1,1°

Longitude 8,68°

Freiburg/Brsg. Latitude: 48,00° -10,4° -7,3° -4,6° -1,9°

Longitude 7,83°

Greifswald Latitude: 54,08° -4,6° -2,0° 0,3° 2,4°

Longitude 13,38°

Hamburg Latitude: 53,55° -7,1° -4,5° -2,2° 0,0°

Longitude 9,98°

Hannover Latitude: 52,37° -7,5° -4,8° -2,5° -0,2°

Longitude 9,77°

Kassel Latitude: 51,30° -8,1° -5,3° -2,8° -0,5°

Longitude 9,43°

Kiel Latitude: 54,32° -6,8° -4,2° -2,0° 0,1°

Longitude 10,13°

Koblenz Latitude: 50,33° -9,9° -7,0° -4,5° -2,1°

Longitude 7,50°

Leipzig Latitude: 51,30° -5,8° -3,0° -0,5° 1,9°

Longitude 12,37°

Magdeburg Latitude: 52,12° -6,2° -3,4° -1,1° 1,3°

Longitude 11,63°

Mönchengladbach Latitude: 51,18° -10,4° -7,6° -5,2° -2,8°

Longitude 6,45°

München Latitude: 48,13° -7,2° -4,0° -1,3° 1,4°

Longitude 11,57°

Neubrandenburg Latitude: 53,55° -4,7° -2,1° 0,2° 2,4°

Longitude 13,25°

Nürnberg Latitude: 49,45° -7,3° -4,3° -1,7° 0,9°

Longitude 11,05°

Osnabrück Latitude: 52,28° -8,8° -6,1° -3,8° -1,5°

Longitude 8,05°

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Satellite

ASTRA/Eutelsat

23,5°/16,0°

ASTRA/Hotbird

19,2°/13°

Eutelsat W2/

Eutelsat W2A

16°/10°

Hotbird/Eutelsat

W3A 13°/7°

■Germany (continued)

Passau Latitude: 48,57° -5,5° -2,3° 0,4° 3,0°

Longitude 13,47°

Pirmasens Latitude: 49,20° -10,2° -7,2° -4,6° -2,1°

Longitude 7,60°

Plauen Latitude: 50,50° -6,2° -3,2° -0,7° 1,7°

Longitude 12,13°

Ravensburg Latitude: 47,77° -9,0° -5,8° -3,1° -0,4°

Longitude 9,60°

Regensburg Latitude: 49,02° -6,5° -3,4° -0,8° 1,8°

Longitude 12,10°

Rostock Latitude: 54,08° -5,4° -2,8° -0,6° 1,5°

Longitude 12,13°

Stuttgart Latitude: 48,80° -9,0° -6,0° -3,3° -0,7°

Longitude 9,18°

Trier Latitude: 49,75° -10,8° -7,9° -5,3° -2,8°

Longitude 6,63°

Ulm Latitude: 48,38° -8,5° -5,4° -2,7° 0,0°

Longitude 9,97°

■Austria

Bregenz Latitude: 47,50° -9,0° -5,7° -3,0° -0,2°

Longitude 9,75°

Graz Latitude: 47,07° -4,0° -0,6° 2,3° 5,0°

Longitude 15,45°

Innsbruck Latitude: 47,27° -7,6° -4,3° -1,5° 1,3°

Longitude 11,38°

Klagenfurt Latitude: 46,63° -5,1° -1,7° 1,2° 4,0°

Longitude 14,33°

Lienz Latitude: 46,83° -6,4° -3,1° -0,2° 2,6°

Longitude 12,77°

Linz Latitude: 48,30° -4,8° -1,6° 1,1° 3,8°

Longitude 14,30°

Salzburg Latitude: 47,80° -6,0° -2,8° 0,0° 2,7°

Longitude 13,03°

Wien Latitude: 48,20° -3,0° 0,2° 3,0° 5,6°

Longitude 16,37°

■Switzerland

Bern Latitude: 46,95° -11,1° -7,9° -5,1° -2,3°

Longitude 7,47°

Genf Latitude: 46,20° -12,5° -9,3° -6,5° -3,7°

Longitude 6,15°

Locarno Latitude: 46,17° -10,2° -6,9° -4,0° -1,2°

Longitude 8,78°

Zürich Latitude: 47,37° -10,0° -6,9° -4,1° -1,3°

Longitude 8,53°

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Satellite

ASTRA/Eutelsat

23,5°/16,0°

ASTRA/Hotbird

19,2°/13°

Eutelsat W2/

Eutelsat W2A

16°/10°

Hotbird/Eutelsat

W3A 13°/7°

■Benelux countries

Brügge (B) Latitude: 51,22° -12,7° -10,0° -7,7° -5,4°

Longitude 3,22°

Brüssel (B) Latitude: 50,85° -12,0° -9,3° -6,9° -4,5°

Longitude 4,35°

Den Haag (NL) Latitude: 52,12° -11,6° -9,0° -6,7° -4,4°

Longitude 4,28°

Eindhoven (NL) Latitude: 51,43° -11,0° -8,3° -5,9° -3,6°

Longitude 5,47°

Enschede (NL) Latitude: 52,22° -9,7° -7,0° -4,7° -2,4°

Longitude 6,88°

Groningen (NL) Latitude: 53,25° -9,6° -7,0° -4,7° -2,5°

Longitude 6,58°

Luxemburg (L) Latitude: 49,62° -11,2° -8,3° -5,7° -3,2°

Longitude 6,15°

Maastricht (NL) Latitude: 50,83° -11,1° -8,3° -5,9° -3,5°

Longitude 5,67°

■France

Bastia Latitude: 42,67° -10,8° -7,0° -3,8° -0,5°

Longitude 9,50°

Bayonne Latitude: 43,50° -20,4° -17,3° -14,5° -11,7°

Longitude -1,47°

Bordeaux Latitude: 44,83° -18,9° -15,9° -13,1° -10,4°

Longitude -0,60°

Brest Latitude: 48,40° -19,6° -17,0° -14,7° -12,4°

Longitude -4,52°

Calais Latitude: 50,95° -13,7° -11,1° -8,8° -6,4°

Longitude 1,93°

Clermont-Ferrand Latitude: 45,77° -15,4° -12,2° -9,4° -6,6°

Longitude 3,07°

Dijon Latitude: 47,33° -13,0° -9,9° -7,2° -4,5°

Longitude 5,05°

Le Havre Latitude: 49,50° -15,8° -13,1° -10,7° -8,3°

Longitude 0,08°

Limoges Latitude: 45,83° -16,8° -13,8° -11,1° -8,3°

Longitude 1,25°

Lyon Latitude: 45,77° -13,9° -10,7° -7,8° -5,0°

Longitude 4,83°

Marseille Latitude: 43,30° -14,5° -11,0° -7,9° -4,8°

Longitude 5,38°

Metz Latitude: 49,13° -11,3° -8,4° -5,8° -3,3°

Longitude 6,17°

Nantes Latitude: 47,20° -18,2° -15,4° -12,9° -10,4°

Longitude -1,55°

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Satellite

ASTRA/Eutelsat

23,5°/16,0°

ASTRA/Hotbird

19,2°/13°

Eutelsat W2/

Eutelsat W2A

16°/10°

Hotbird/Eutelsat

W3A 13°/7°

■France (continued)

Nizza Latitude: 43,70° -12,6° -9,1° -6,0° -2,9°

Longitude 7,23°

Orleans Latitude: 47,90° -15,3° -12,4° -9,8° -7,2°

Longitude 1,87°

Paris Latitude: 48,83 -14,5° -11,6° -9,1° -6,6°

Longitude 2,33

Reims Latitude: 49,25° -13,0° -10,1° -7,6° -5,1°

Longitude 4,02°

Rennes Latitude: 48,12° -17,8° -15,1° -12,6° -10,2°

Longitude -1,68°

Toulouse Latitude: 43,62° -17,9° -14,6° -11,7° -8,8°

Longitude 1,45°

Tours Latitude: 47,37° -16,5° -13,6° -11,0° -8,4°

Longitude 0,67°

■Unigted Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

Aberdeen Latitude: 57,15° -13,3° -11,3° -9,4° -7,6°

Longitude -2,10°

Belfast Latitude: 54,58° -16,8° -14,7° -12,8° -10,9°

Longitude -5,93°

Birmingham Latitude: 52,50° -15,6° -13,2° -11,0° -8,9°

Longitude -1,92°

Bristol Latitude: 51,43° -16,6° -14,1° -11,9° -9,7°

Longitude -2,58°

Glasgow Latitude: 55,87° -15,1° -13,1° -11,2° -9,4°

Longitude -4,23°

London Latitude: 51,50° -14,9° -12,3° -10,1° -7,8°

Longitude -0,08°

Manchester Latitude: 53,50° -15,2° -12,9° -10,9° -8,8°

Longitude -2,25°

Newcastle Latitude: 54,22° -17,0° -14,9° -13,0° -11,0°

Longitude -5,90°

Norwich Latitude: 52,63° -13,4° -10,9° -8,7° -6,5°

Longitude 1,28°

Plymouth Latitude: 50,38° -18,2° -15,7° -13,5° -11,3°

Longitude -4,15°

■Italy

Ancona Latitude: 43,62° -6,5° -2,7° 0,5° 3,6°

Longitude 13,50°

Bari Latitude: 41,10° -3,3° 0,9° 4,4° 7,7°

Longitude 16,87°

Bologna Latitude: 44,50° -8,4° -4,8° -1,7° 1,3°

Longitude 11,33°

Bozen Latitude: 46,50° -7,8° -4,5° -1,6° 1,3°

Longitude 11,33°

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Satellite

ASTRA/Eutelsat

23,5°/16,0°

ASTRA/Hotbird

19,2°/13°

Eutelsat W2/

Eutelsat W2A

16°/10°

Hotbird/Eutelsat

W3A 13°/7°

■Spain (continued)

Almeria Latitude: 36,87° -25,9° -22,4° -19,2° -15,8°

Longitude -2,45°

Avila Latitude: 40,65° -25,0° -21,9° -19,1° -16,2°

Longitude -4,72°

Badajoz Latitude: 38,83° -28,1° -25,2° -22,4° -19,5°

Longitude -6,98°

Barcelona Latitude: 41,35° -18,6° -15,1° -11,9° -8,7°

Longitude 2,17°

Burgos Latitude: 42,35° -22,9° -19,9° -17,2° -14,3°

Longitude -3,68°

Cadiz Latitude: 36,50° -29,5° -26,4° -23,4° -20,4°

Longitude -6,33°

Cartagena Latitude: 37,63° -24,0° -20,4° -17,1° -13,7°

Longitude -0,98°

Cordoba Latitude: 37,83° -27,2° -24,0° -21,0° -17,9°

Longitude -4,83°

Gijon Latitude: 43,53° -23,7° -20,9° -18,3° -15,6°

Longitude -5,70°

Granada Latitude: 37,17° -26,6° -23,3° -20,2° -16,9°

Longitude -3,58°

Ibiza Latitude: 38,90° -20,8° -17,1° -13,8° -10,4°

Longitude 1,43°

La Coruna Latitude: 43,33° -25,7° -23,1° -20,7° -18,2°

Longitude -8,42°

Madrid Latitude: 40,42° -24,4° -21,2° -18,3° -15,4°

Longitude -3,75°

Malaga Latitude: 36,72° -27,7° -24,4° -21,3° -18,1°

Longitude -4,38°

Palma de Mallorca Latitude: 39,58° -19,2° -15,5° -12,1° -8,7°

Longitude 2,65°

Salamanca Latitude: 40,97° -25,5° -22,5° -19,8° -17,0°

Longitude -5,65

San Sebastian Latitude: 43,28° -21,0° -17,9° -15,1° -12,3°

Longitude -1,97°

Santa Cruz del

Retamar

Latitude: 41,33° -24,1° -21,1° -18,3° -15,4°

Longitude -4,23°

Santander Latitude: 43,45° -22,3° -19,4° -16,7° -14,0°

Longitude -3,85°

Sevilla Latitude: 37,38° -28,5° -25,4° 22,5° -19,4°

Longitude -6,00°

Valencia Latitude: 39,45° -22,1° -18,7° -15,5° -12,2°

Longitude -0,38°

Valladolid Latitude: 41,63° -24,3° -21,3° -18,5° -15,7°

Longitude -4,72°

Product specificaties

Merk:	Kathrein
Categorie:	Satellietantenne
Model:	CAS 90ro
Kleur van het product:	Brown, Red
Gewicht:	9900 g
Breedte:	967 mm
Gewicht verpakking:	13500 g
Hoogte (max):	1030 mm
Diameter:	900 mm
Afmetingen verpakking (BxDxH):	1050 x 1050 x 230 mm
Materiaal:	Aluminium
Antenne versterkingsniveau (max):	39.6 dBi
Frequentiebereik:	10.70 - 12.75 GHz