Can I mount this lnb to a super dish(1002) , do I need a dpp44 switch
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I assume you are using 100.2 and not 1002, the answer is no it will not work on 100.2, if you use it this LNB with dish 500 HD then you need dpp44 switch. dish networks LNB's and Dishes are very specific!!!
250251
I assume you are using 100.2 and not 1002, the answer is no it will not work on 100.2,if you use it this LNB with dish 500 HD then you need dpp44 switch.dish networks LNB's and Dishes are very specific!!!
2274250
This LNB is for Ku band, please check, cables, conexions & if your have the proper dish diameter for your location
1202598
SWM dish? Does the LNB have the SWM switch inside? Normally there are the 4 ports that come from the LNB that plug into the SWM 16 and one wire from the red power port goes to the splitter, the SWM 2 port on the SWM 16 is for the bottom 8 transponders which makes a total of 16
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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.
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Yes...you will need a power inserter as well. Directtv 5 LNB SWM will require a 29Volt inserter. Some older receivers insert power (13 volts or so)...i'm not sure that is enough but, you may want to try yours out before you buy a inserter...if not an inserter doesn't cost too much!
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:) Assuming it is pointed correctly, I think you are trying to use a new SWM receiver with a legacy LNB. Does it have one coax or four like your picture shows? You probably need a power inserter. look at forums.solidsignal.com/content.php/1066-Why-do-you-need-a-power-inserter-for-a-SWM-system
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Sounds like you will have conflict of two signals on the same bands. I have seen houses with two dish or antennas, but I suppose there is a switch in thier line or receivers.
1075959
No. Not always that simple. It depends on if you have a newer SWB or a legacy receiver and what else is in your system that is powering the dish. You might need to run two cables or install down converters.
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I remodeled it to adapt to Dish 500 Plus (there arn't any on market so I did my own. So I would assume if you are inventive and you have a HD LNB you could make it work.
1279519
the heating element fits the reflector part of the dish only, not the LNB. Just make sure you order for the round dish or the oval reflector. good luck!
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.
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Yes , you can rename any preexisted satellite and save it as new Then you need to program the tp settings one by one manually, then do search you will get. All other settings of has to be correct , like the LNB, frequency and power on for lnb , if you use disiq switch make sure you disconnected till you do you install , then after install set it up again , it is easier to , If you are in america , you need international adaptor ,
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That is a good question. A satellite dish can only accomodate so many receivers. That number of receivers is going to depend on how many LNB's the dish has. You are going to have to be independently attached to an LNB. My overall answer would be YES you need your own dish to enjoy programming!
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It needs a power supply unless your are connected to a SWM switch. A SWM switch will power the LNB. B-band converter is only needed for earlier model receivers. During setup the receiver will tell if a converter is needed.
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No, you must use a KA/KU lnb either a 3 or 5. You run 4 wires from the KA/KU into the bottom of the SWM 16, then use a 29v power supply to power the 16. You may use the Slimline dish for either. You then have 2 ports to run up to 16 direct tv tuners. Remember Guene's have 5 tuners. HOpe that helps
2012640
it will work with any dish aimed at 119, or 110 , 129 satellites, old or new as long your dish is aimed properly with the right LNB
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George! I tried that setup, with no luck, still have to use the Double LNB with the 18/20 dish. I wasa lso told that the HD rcvr would not wotk with 18/20 but that was wrong.Chuck