As I wrote , one that covers the 11 ghz band
usually it will be listed on the sticker on the lnbf
As I wrote , one that covers the 11 ghz band
usually it will be listed on the sticker on the lnbf
A 10700 LNB will not receive those frequencies.
As mentioned, you'll need an LNB that covers the lower end of 11GHz, which a Ku universal LNB will do.
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OSIRUS (22-09-23)
I want to re-aim my dish fromD2 to IS 19. Can anyone suggest which way I should move to get to is19?
Regards Mike.
red star (15-09-23)
thanks for the confirmation Pommie .. guessed as much .. cheers
It shouldn't be too hard to find even without any detail loaded into a receiver. You have Intelsat 19 at 166E then H3E at 169E then Eutelsat 172B at 172E then a big gap of nothing until 180E
H3E is active fulltime with non dvb signals so any satfinder old school needle type will ping on it.
Hey apsattv,
Thanks for this. I'm can easily find Intelsat 19 and yesterday confirmed Intelsat 18 at 180E. (with a Strong SRT4950E)
Recently exchanged a 12.25-12.75 GHz LNB for a Universal NJR2842A1 10.70-12.75 (22KHz switched Lo-Hi -confirmed)
Confident on 'seeing' H3E and Eutelsat 172B but the Strong not confirming it with channels. (I realise H3E's not always broadcasting)
I've a 'cable guy' mate coming 'to play' (beacon hunting!) this afternoon with his later model spectrum analyser, as he also needs to update data (with the Uni LNB) for H3E.
I'll let y'all know how we get on.
Cheers :-)
The Pommie (22-09-23)
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