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#10461
Sun 12 Jun 2005 03:27:AM
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hi<br /><br />i have a LNB i used to set my box up.. with a LO of 10.7<br /><br />i have no trouble setting up satellite with this..<br /><br />but when i try to use a universal LNB.. i cant pick anything up.. ( I have 3 universal lnb's none pick up)<br /><br />this is the model im trying to use..<br /> http://www.strong-technologies.com/frmProdDetails.aspx?id=50<br /><br /><br />i have two sat recievers...<br />the one where you have to specify freq i put<br />9750/10600<br /><br />and the other humax box i leave to universal..<br /><br />any ideas.?
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#10462
Sun 12 Jun 2005 03:35:AM
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i may be wroung here but the universal lnb's use 22 khz switching to switch from 9750 and 10600 so if u have two sat recievers hooked up to a 22khz switch it would conflict with it and the lnb will not work <br /><br />another thing would be do u really need to use a universal lnb wat satellites are u watching?
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#10463
Sun 12 Jun 2005 05:33:AM
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Mission Specialist Level 2
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LNB settings LNB type: not UNI<br /> LNB type :11300
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#10464
Mon 13 Jun 2005 12:45:AM
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If you have the wrong setting in the box nothing will work I think the settings ar 9750 to 10600
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#10465
Mon 13 Jun 2005 02:14:AM
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They all work for me.<br />Its all in the settings in the receiver your using and it has nothing to do with 22khz switching.<br />On my Nokia I use diseqce 4-1 + 22Khz + 0-12 Volt switching to switch between 6 dishes.
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#10466
Mon 13 Jun 2005 04:38:AM
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its 1 dish.. 1 reciver.. 1 lnb, but it doesnt ppick anything up.. with 9750/10600, or universal.. or anything else for that matter!
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#10467
Mon 18 Jul 2005 03:17:PM
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You are doing the right thing except the position of the lnb,You need to tilt it to the left or right about 45 d angle and make sure all the connections are ok,could be a faulty lnbf..
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#10468
Mon 18 Jul 2005 03:41:PM
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Its a needle in a haystack to find a satellite, plus look at the other reasons why you won't find it. Wrong settings,wrong settings, wrong settings, If your LNBF is skewed wrong and your on the satellite you will get nothing.
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#10469
Mon 18 Jul 2005 05:05:PM
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Yes its not easy to find these suckers and it makes it harder if you have incorrect settings.
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