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Username: Gwr5


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Post Number: 26
Registered: Oct-07
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recently got my hands on one and want to know what sats i can get w this one dish its 33x22 and has 3 lnbs
thnx
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Username: Tapeman

New York City in-HD, NY

Post Number: 2603
Registered: Oct-06
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Yo can only get 1-DN and 1-BEV at best

That dish was designed for 101/110/119
Middle LNB blocks any freq below 12.5GHz
So yo can only get sats off 2 side LNBs
Middle LNB is practically usless

2 side LNBs are about 20 degrees apart
Therefore won't work on 82/91 at same time
won't work on 110/119 at same time

But at best 91 and 110 together if point middle LNB towards 101
If decide to add an extra LNB for 119

all 4 LNBs must be on straight line
So much tweaks but can get 91/110/119
Not for a newbie but a skilled installer can get all 3
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Bronze Member
Username: New_member098

Post Number: 45
Registered: Mar-07
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I have this on too. You can only get 1 sat at a time. It is for DTV not for DN.
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Username: Gwr5


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Post Number: 27
Registered: Oct-07
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king. i got 110/119 on an 18inch now would i be better off setting up another 18 for bev. thnx
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Username: Tapeman

New York City in-HD, NY

Post Number: 2607
Registered: Oct-06
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usually 2 seperate dishes
1-dish for BEV 1-dish for DN

However I really do think that DTV is great to have one of each or at least test with it
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Bronze Member
Username: Harding

Post Number: 14
Registered: Dec-07
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There are two Digiwave Dishes 18 x 30 and 18x 24 which work well for more than three sats. That is what I read in this forum.
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Username: Gwr5


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Post Number: 28
Registered: Oct-07
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got my 18 up and lookin for bev. what sats should i be looking for. also do i need a different switch? 3500sd thnx again
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Username: Nydas

Post Number: 9362
Registered: Jun-06
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http://cgi.ebay.com/Super-5-LNB-Holder-Plastic_W0QQitemZ130201743222QQihZ003QQca tegoryZ149971QQcmdZViewItemQQ_trksidZp1742.m153.l1262

Designed to view satellites 119w/110w/101w/91w w/82 all on one satellite 24" or 36" elliptical in size

* Made of solid plactic
* Support either type of lnb from DirecTV
or Dish Network / Bell D Tube style
* Move over torodial
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Username: Gwr5


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Post Number: 29
Registered: Oct-07
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nalin do i need a different switch? also do you no off hand witch lnb is for what sat thnx for info
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Username: Nydas

Post Number: 9367
Registered: Jun-06
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g v r: If you have Dish Twins (one LNB receiveing two sats and one output cable), you are better off with DP34 or 44 switch. Additional booster power may be needed on output port one in the form of an old DN receiver.
If you have simple or legacy standard or dual LNBs (one LNB scanning one sat and giving two outputs for two receivers) you are OK with DiseqC switch(es).
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Username: Gwr5


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Post Number: 30
Registered: Oct-07
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thnx nalin
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Platinum Member
Username: Lklives

Post Number: 14806
Registered: Jan-06
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FYI...slimeline is a DTV 5 LNB, and ain't worth a shi*t for DN , Bev and FTA testing...
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Gold Member
Username: Nydas

Post Number: 9378
Registered: Jun-06
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Most people test after commenting except LK.
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Username: Lklives

Post Number: 14820
Registered: Jan-06
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I personally have tested a slimline many times..

Nalin again U post BOGUS info and the wrong satellites ...it has nothing to do with 82-91

DirecTV's Slimline Dish Here are the LNBs, from left is the 99/101/103 integrated, the 110, and the 119.
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Username: Nydas

Post Number: 9380
Registered: Jun-06
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LK: You are lying.
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