I need to replace old LNB's to my FTA satellite. Please tell me if it is going to work. Thank you. Also should I buy LNB brackets for these LNB's ?
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so make sure you have the settings correct on your FTA satellite box for this LNB type, check your receiver manual if necessary. if not set correctly you will not get a quality signal. Since you are only replacing the LNB, you should have no problem with acquiring a signal, but also make sure you set the LNB to the correct skew. Best to use the "quality" signal scale on the receiver as you are moving it (the signal level just provides power info to the LMB and back not satellite signal power, so use the quality scale, they both work hand and hand but when you have a good high quality signal you will have the best capability for the system not to rain fade on you and have picture break up). Also move the LMB towards and away from the dish on the bracket to see if you can also get a better quality signal. Remember the signal change will take a little time to move so don't rush the movement of the LMB, do it slowly. Show Less
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I really don't know if it will work for your Satellite. I had someone help me with mine. Sorry Musicman.
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Yes. The Sirius equipment that came with the truck are for your factory deck. Changing the deck will make it un-compatible. Will have to get the Sirius equipment for the equivalent head unit for it to work (get the signal).
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This is for TV signals. Just connect your LNB to the unit, position your dish to catch the signals. Works fine for me.
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if your LNB has 4 outputs, you will need a PI 21 power supply and the appropriate SWM splitter if you have more than one receiver. Your multiswitch will not work with the SWM LNB
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all the new ones and I have old tivo boxes @ 6yrs old that r hooked up! The lnb is the reciever part on the dish n the box has selection for dish installed Check w/ DTV for real answer
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I'd have to research to see in the HR24 can accept SWM. If you've upgraded to this LNB but are using the HR24 as it was configured for the old one you might want to try to re-run setup on your satellite tuner.
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this is universal lnb is working for any satellite receiver or satellite but you must program lnb frequency 10600
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I think what you are talking about is the LNB. It is very likely that this is all you need, but I am not sure. I recently bought a Dish Tailgater which finds the satellites automatically and works great. It however will only work with the Dish v211k receiver. I already had that so transition was simple.
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go to Skyvision.com for catalog and answers, ask for tech help. My service person has me to buy components and installs them for me I know that the LNB is dual for my installation. Glad to see you are a C-band fan, i have been since 1985.
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Yes it does, you may want to change out the LNBF though to a universal type.
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I just spent yesterday with dish, installing 622's cause next year most receivers won't get the east sat... Before you do this call dish to see if you qualify for the free upgrade... This comes with lnb but if you get upgraded fish will give you one for free
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I have not ever heard the term "Western type LNB." I am in northern California, and it works great . . if that is of any help.
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If you are doing a new install it will work right out of the box. If you are replacing an existing batwing antenna you will need a mounting plate to cover the old holes which is part# mb8000 and the price of that is 21.99. The plate only comes in white though. Let us know if you would like to proceed.Thanks,
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Don't think so no lnb settings for this dish, about a 30 inch dish for true fta
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No sure what you mean by you have C-Band Satellite only??? This dish and LNBF combination will not receive C-Band. Now if you something set wrong in your receiver, it may show up as a c-band frequency. You can email me at sales@nc-electronics if I can help.
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Hi, the 103 satellite will work, but not the 119, you will need a swm5LNB for the 119. Thanks Peter