does it come with lnb?
2012566
Yes, I believe it is a dual-LBN so you can feed two cables to a standard definition (not HD) DVR.
2012567
Yes it comes with a DirecTV Dual output LNBF. You can hookup one or more receivers to this LNBF. Dish must be pointed to 101 satellite to get the channels you are subscribed to.
920229
Hooks directly to LNB so no amplifier is needed. You may want to use a short RG59/U or RG6/U cable from the LNB with a double male barrel splicer to make it easier to use of a satellite finder meter.
414842
Yes it does. I don't recommend buying it though. We took the one we bought back. It had too many problems for my liking. We did a little research and spent about 50 dollars more and bought a NABI. It was a very good decision.
715184
No it does not....the higher priced units will have it but this model does not!
1690625
Yes but keep in mind that this SWM LNB requires the 21 volt power inserter as well. Swm technology is good once you get it set up, but initially it may drive you crazy when you get it installed, power in the receiver, select option 17 dish type with swm instead of Multiswitch. The receiver may not initially recognize the swm. Initially have receiver unplugged, then when you have power inserter plugged in and all connections connected, plug in the receiver and that seems to help. Once you go to SWM, just don't go back to non swm and you should not have problems. Hope this helps.
791665
It comes with it. Its a great unit for the money. The Bluetooth acts up once in a while. I am happy with it overall.
1208430
Not that I'm aware of, but that would be great. The radio is fantastic. I'm getting stations I'd never gotten clearly before. It was a big investment for me, but glad I took the plunge.
2122311
Ideally, one with a 30" diameter and single LNB. Otherwise, if you use a DirecTV or Dish Network one, with multiple LNBs, you are likely only to get the satellites they use.
2153008
Yes, but keep in mind this package does not contain an LNB. If you currently have a dish with an compatible LNB you may be able to remove it from the current dish and install it on this dish. If you currently do not have a dish with an LNB for your receiver, an SWM system (SiWM) or SWM SL5S LNB that uses the single wire technology with power injector will be needed.
1903506
The radio will be able to receive the signal since the LNB downconverter intermediate frequency (I.F.) is 950-1,450 MHz, which is within the range of the dongle. There are some challenges.First, the LNB requires power. You can use another satellite receiver through a splitter do to this (I've done this).Second, the LNB switches polarity depending on the voltage of the power supply. Again, another satellite receiver hooked onto a splitter will do this (or a power supply you rig up yourself).Since the dongle supports DVB-T it supports the very similar DVB-S.You might want to look at getting an actual DVB-S card or a programmable OpenBox receiver. There are several on Amazon and they do all of these things for you. The radio will be able to receive the signal since the LNB downconverter intermediate frequency (I.F.) is 950-1,450 MHz, which is within the range of the dongle. There are some challenges.First, the LNB requires power. You can use another satellite receiver through a splitter do to this (I've done this).Second, the LNB switches polarity depending on the voltage of the power supply. Again, another satellite receiver hooked onto a splitter will do this (or a power supply you rig up yourself).Since the dongle supports DVB-T it supports the very similar DVB-S.You might... » Read More The radio will be able to receive the signal since the LNB downconverter intermediate frequency (I.F.) is 950-1,450 MHz, which is within the range of the dongle. There are some challenges.First, the LNB requires power. You can use another satellite receiver through a splitter do to this (I've done this).Second, the LNB switches polarity depending on the voltage of the power supply. Again, another satellite receiver hooked onto a splitter will do this (or a power supply you rig up yourself).Since the dongle supports DVB-T it supports the very similar DVB-S.You might want to look at getting an actual DVB-S card or a programmable OpenBox receiver. There are several on Amazon and they do all of these things for you. « Show Less
8659
I have not been able to make mine work in the usa even.the company tech said it had a bad lnbf and they would send me a new one.10 days latter still no new lnbf.i called to see where the new part was and they denied they ever had a complaint from me.they denied they ever sold me the equipment,even after I gave them the order reference number.no warrenty and no service,just a polite go to hell.
398334
I have one dish that feeds 02 satellite receivers desperately, simply by splitting the coaxial wire that comes from the dish into to wires, 1 goes to each receiver, you don't really need a dual LNB, but you will have a problem, when you go to sertain channels one of the receivers stops responding. you need a 1/2 (1in 2 out) splitter
188360
No, it doesn't work, because the strong lnb, is universal 10600 and the 61.5 is a dish network system, that is working with 11250 frequencies, you need to get dish network lnb
1654195
Yes it will. It is a single LNB so you will not get High Def but it workd quite well. I also get local channels on mine.
1966118
The Newgen+ work with generic LNB, however is better with big dish (or high gain LNB). Is very good receiver. Buy with confidence.
1026569
Comes with all but a preamp, there is a model available that includes that as well if I recall
1675276
I would say it should. Most equipment today works on the same principle and has to pass the power to the LNB. The power pass goes from the Receiver to the Dish. The other side will feed the antenna or other satellite out signal. I had a long post about the power pass but I suspect you know something about it if you are looking at these.