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WilburSmith

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I wanted to find a past post I got an answer & response to about 1.5-2 years ago but it seems that looking up past posts isn't possible. Or am I doing something wrong?

Thanks!

Wilbur
 
Hi el bandido,

Thank you for responding. I'm actually experiencing a few problems. They include:

1) When someone responds to my post I remember seeing a notofication that there was a response. Today I see nothing.
2) I have posted to this website two or three time, however when I search for my posts I can't seem to find them. Nothing.
3) The second to last time I posted here I attempted to attach images and was not allowed.

The post that I'm searching for is the one where you were mentioning that if you use a Ku band LNB that works on circular and linear you need to set the lnb frequency to, I believe. 10500. This was due to something strange on the E2 coding. I might have this a little wrong but that's why I'm looking for your reponse on that topic.

Thank you.
 
Which ku lnb are you using? Make/model?
The website is having issues at the moment. So things are in a bit of disarray currently. So explain what you need to know here along with the make/model of lnb.
 
This unique LNBF has four outputs, two of which are linear and using 10750 MHz LO frequency for FTA satellite reception and two that are circular with 11250 MHz LO frequency for DSS reception. Like 4 LNBs in one
 
Fearless said:
This unique LNBF has four outputs, two of which are linear and using 10750 MHz LO frequency for FTA satellite reception and two that are circular with 11250 MHz LO frequency for DSS reception. Like 4 LNBs in one
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I understand that @Fearless. My question has more to do with the software. There was a reason to use 10750 specifically. I just don't remember it exactly.
 
Well you can only use the LO an LNB was designed for. You can't change it depending on software per se. What comes to mind is 118W Anik F3 Ku DSS mid-band and requires a circular LNB with a LO of 10750. The only sat with those specs and soon to be retired from what I have read.
 
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