Amiko Parabola Antennas

Amiko satellite dish: D60P, S80, M80, S100 and M100 models

Which Amiko antenna models are included in the category?

The Amiko satellite dish range contains five models. The D60P is a 60 cm steel antenna, the S80 is an 80 cm solid steel model, while the M80 is an 80 cm mesh version. In the 100 cm size class, the S100 is a solid steel model and the M100 is a mesh version. The minor-axis diameter of the S80 and M80 is 71 cm, while their major-axis diameter is 79 cm. The corresponding dimensions of the S100 and M100 are 87 cm and 97 cm.

• Amiko D60P: 60 cm steel satellite dish.
• Amiko S80: 80 cm steel satellite dish.
• Amiko M80: 80 cm mesh satellite dish.
• Amiko S100: 100 cm steel satellite dish.
• Amiko M100: 100 cm steel mesh satellite dish.

What technical specifications define Amiko satellite antennas?

Amiko S80, M80, S100 and M100 satellite antenna frequency specifications

The receiving frequency range of the S80, M80, S100 and M100 is 10.70-12.75 GHz. The S80 antenna gain in the Ku band is 37-38 dB, with an F/D ratio of 0.62. For the M80, the antenna gain data is specified as 1.5 GHz Ku band and 37-38 dB, with an F/D ratio of 0.62. The S100 and M100 antenna gain in the Ku band is 38.9-39.8 dB, and their F/D ratio is 0.62.

• S80 antenna gain: 37-38 dB.
• M80 antenna gain data: 1.5 GHz Ku band, 37-38 dB.
• S100 antenna gain: 38.9-39.8 dB.
• M100 antenna gain: 38.9-39.8 dB.
• S80, M80, S100 and M100 F/D ratio: 0.62.

Steel and mesh antenna reflectors, dimensions and construction

How is the Amiko D60P offset antenna reflector constructed?

The Amiko D60P is made of steel with a thickness of 0.5 mm, while the mounting material is plastic. Its overall dimensions are 630 x 562 mm, its weight is 1.69 kg, and its colours are light grey and dark grey. The reflector dimensions are 600 x 531 mm, the offset angle is 27.77 degrees, and the focal length is 261 mm. The receiving frequency range is 10.70-12.75 GHz, while the F/D value is 0.49 mm.

The D60P antenna gain in the Ku band is 34.1 dB at 11.70 GHz and 35.3 dB at 12.75 GHz. The LNB holder is 40 mm. The azimuth adjustment range is 0-180 degrees, while the elevation adjustment range is 0-73 degrees. The main clamp is designed for a 32-60 mm range. The wind load value is 142 km/h, and the maximum wind value is 191 km/h. An LNB is not supplied with the D60P antenna.

Amiko M80 and M100 mesh antenna reflectors

The M80 and M100 are mesh satellite dishes made of zinc-phosphated steel with a powder-coated polyester finish. Better wind resistance is a documented characteristic of the mesh construction. The M80 has a thickness of 0.6 mm, a minor-axis diameter of 71 cm and a major-axis diameter of 79 cm. The M100 has a minor-axis diameter of 87 cm and a major-axis diameter of 97 cm, and its colour is light grey, RAL-7035.

How do the adjustment ranges of Amiko satellite antennas differ?

Amiko S80 and M80 satellite dish adjustment specifications

The S80 type designation is Trs 6080. Its azimuth adjustment range is 0-360 degrees, while its elevation adjustment range is 18-70 degrees. Its operating temperature is specified from -40 to +60 degrees. The M80 type designation is also Trs 6080, its azimuth adjustment range is 0-360 degrees, and its elevation adjustment range is 0-90 degrees. The M80 uses a double-clamp mast mounting system, and its operating temperature is specified from -40 to +60 degrees.

What adjustment specifications apply to the Amiko S100 and M100 satellite antennas?

The S100 and M100 type designation is Trs 100. Both models have an azimuth adjustment range of 0-360 degrees and an elevation adjustment range of 0-90 degrees. Their operating temperature is specified from -40 to +60 degrees. The 100 cm models use a 40 mm LNB holder. The S100 and M100 can also be used for receiving multiple satellites when used with a suitable LNB.

LNB holder, antenna mounting bracket and mechanical specifications

Amiko S80, M80, S100 and M100 LNB holder and wind load

The S80, M80, S100 and M100 models have a specified wind load value of 90 km/h and a maximum wind value of 150 km/h. The S80, M80, S100 and M100 use a 40 mm LNB holder. The S80 and S100 are made of zinc-phosphated steel with a powder-coated polyester finish. The M80 and M100 are also made of zinc-phosphated steel with a powder-coated polyester finish, but use a mesh reflector construction.

• S80: 90 km/h wind load, 150 km/h maximum wind.
• M80: 90 km/h wind load, 150 km/h maximum wind.
• S100: 90 km/h wind load, 150 km/h maximum wind.
• M100: 90 km/h wind load, 150 km/h maximum wind.
• D60P: 142 km/h wind load, 191 km/h maximum wind.

What coating and colour options are used for Amiko satellite dishes?

Amiko S80, S100 and M100 antenna surface finish

The S80 is made of zinc-phosphated steel with a powder-coated polyester finish and has an anthracite grey colour. The S100 uses the same material and coating type and is finished in light grey, RAL-7035. The S100 also includes long-life anti-corrosion treatment. The M100 is made of zinc-phosphated steel with a powder-coated polyester finish and has a light grey, RAL-7035 colour.

Amiko M80, M100 and S100 documented advantages and limitation

Documented advantages:

• The mesh construction of the M80 and M100 provides better wind resistance.
• The S100 has long-life anti-corrosion treatment.
• The S100 and M100 can be used for receiving multiple satellites with a suitable LNB.

Documented limitation:

• An LNB is not supplied with the Amiko D60P.

Satellite reception system mounting plan for the S80 and S100 models

What does the Amiko antenna mounting plan show?

The mounting plan linked to the S80 and S100 models is titled Mounting Plan S60-S65-S80-S97-S120, revision number 2014.05.002. The plan illustrates four numbered assembly stages. Stage 3 contains a click marking, while stage 4 contains a cable marking. The drawing shows the assembly positions of the reflector, rear support structure, support arm, LNB holder and mast mounting unit.

Amiko satellite dish FAQ

Satellite TV reception: frequently asked questions about Amiko antennas

• What receiving frequency range do Amiko satellite dishes use?
  The models in this category have a receiving frequency range of 10.70-12.75 GHz.
• What is the antenna gain of the Amiko S80?
  The S80 has a Ku-band antenna gain of 37-38 dB.
• What is the antenna gain of the Amiko S100 and M100?
  Both models are specified with a Ku-band gain of 38.9-39.8 dB.
• What size LNB holder do the models use?
  The D60P, S80, M80, S100 and M100 models use a 40 mm LNB holder.
• What are the reflector dimensions of the Amiko D60P?
  The reflector measures 600 x 531 mm, while the overall antenna dimensions are 630 x 562 mm.
• What colour is the Amiko S80?
  The S80 is anthracite grey.
• Which models use a mesh construction?
  The M80 and M100 are mesh satellite dishes.
• What are the axis dimensions of the 100 cm models?
  The S100 and M100 have a minor-axis diameter of 87 cm and a major-axis diameter of 97 cm.

Summary: Amiko satellite dish technical range

Amiko D60P, S80, M80, S100 and M100 satellite antenna summary

The Amiko satellite dish range includes 60, 80 and 100 cm models with a receiving frequency range of 10.70-12.75 GHz. The D60P is a 60 cm steel model with a 600 x 531 mm reflector, a 40 mm LNB holder and a 32-60 mm main clamp range. The S80 and M80 have axis dimensions of 71 x 79 cm, while the S100 and M100 have axis dimensions of 87 x 97 cm. The S and M series are made of zinc-phosphated steel with a powder-coated polyester finish, while the M80 and M100 use a mesh reflector construction.