Will the SL3S4NR2-14 LNB work in Ponte Vedra, Florida for the 103 and 119 degree satellites ?
1114011
Hi, the 103 satellite will work, but not the 119, you will need a swm5LNB for the 119. Thanks Peter
1114012
103 yes. 119 - I am not certain. My setup with this LNB does not reflect the 119 satellite. Sorry I cannot answer this completely.
2272810
Yes, the Winegard/Dish receiver will work with the two remaining satellites. Depending upon which satellite you can't receive. you may not receive all the channels or perhaps not HD. We have been very happy in using the Winegard SK-1000 during the last 18 months since we purchased. With the push of one button we can turn it on and it will automatically find all the satellites it can. We have camped in a number of campgrounds and sometimes can find all the satellites even when there are a lot of trees. Hope this helps. Good luck!Norm and Glenna Alexander
1703564
Yes it dose work I'm in Antigua & I have it set on Satellites 110, 118 & 119, they are work great with wonderful viewing. I had an guy that deals with these boxes came in & program it for me he also ordered an HD chip to put in it for me......
1091710
it should work with this receiver, but you will need to get a satellite finder,
1422271
If the satellite is available to the dish, then it can be used. I would suggest you contact your satellite service provider, and ask them. One thing I do know for sure, with only one LNB, you will only get half or less of the channels available. I have the carry out dish, but don't use it anymore because of it's receiving limitations.
2069715
It does if you are a professional that knows what there doing. But it also ddepends on the satellite it does not work with swm. Lmbs
880778
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
701330
At this point, alla I can suggest you is to measure the voltage on the satellite input connector. You should find a DC voltage of either 13VDC or 18VDC, depending on the polarization you have programmed. If you find zero VDC, then your motor will be stuck and your LNB will be out of commission.By the way, I believe that the S10 has a 0.5 Amperes, fast-blow fuse feeding thevoltage circuit that output the 13-18VDC.Hope it helps...Hope it helps
2101427
Don't see why not, as long as your antenna/lnb is aligned to that satellite, and it is available in your region, the receiver will support it. Software update might be required
1641315
No it will not work. Satellite phones like Iridium or Inmarsat would be your best bet.
2274250
This LNB is for Ku band, please check, cables, conexions & if your have the proper dish diameter for your location
2223573
You need a 30 inch dish (Minimum) and a linear LNB. There are numerous FTA satellites that you can access.
1479159
The H24 will work anywhere as long as there is 120 volts ac available (assuming the dish being used can see the satellites). The H25 will work on 12 volts dc, but you need a dc to dc converter to supply the voltage for the SWM feed required by the H25.
435192
To be honest, I don't know. Here is what it does. It looks around for the 101 satellite. When it gets that locked in good, it twisted the dish for 110, 103 & 99. The LNBs on the tree receive the various satellites. It does this wonderfully in the USA. Now if the European people are using the frequencies that DirecTV uses and their satellites have the same juxtaposition, you have a winner. You need to research what frequencies are on the various DirecTV satellites and on the European satellites. If the LNBs use the same frequencies and off -axis satellites match up, the dish will lock in IF all that works, the receiver will, of course, work. Please note, the "receiver" will be from your service provider, not Winegard. The Winegard mechanism does a wonderful job of finding the satellites - that's all. Looking at all the Ifs, the probability is low.
1893376
It will work anywhere, in-fact, the commonly available Open Boxes are Chinese clones of the original Russian design and the bulk of Open Box business is with the EU.Generally, they arrive from China with the European satellite list (not the North American). Being in the Bahamas, you should be able to receive at least some of the European satellites and probably some of the North Americans.Most likely, you will have to program or edit che satellite list.Regards.
1749220
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.
1950157
Maybe. Try putting it somewhere it has a clear southern view, that's where the satellites are located. Also you can try putting it on your roof if possible.