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    I have a DIRECTV KaKu 5 LNB HD / HD Locals Dish AT9 and a HR23/700 reciever. I don't know what dish type to sellect or even if they are compatable. Help please and thank you.

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    How many outputs are on the LNB?
    I think the AT9 is the one with 4 outputs so you would select 5 LNB in the setup
    The HR23 doesnt need the BBC converters for HD so you'd be all set

    If its one output then you would select SWM 5LNB and need the power insterter
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    It is. Everything I have seen says to choose the Ka 5 option but my options are:

    slimline 5
    round & 72.5
    3-lnb & 72.5
    slimline-3 & 72.5
    slimline-5 & 72.5
    Round & 95
    3-lnb & 95
    slimline-3 & 95
    slimline-5 & 95
    rpimd & 72.5 & 95
    3-lnb & 72.5 & 95
    slimline-3 & 72.5 & 95
    slimline-5 &72.5 & 95
    slimline-3s
    slimline-5s
    round
    3-lnb
    slimline-3

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    You'll want to use the 1st one unless your using the 95 Sat for International or the 72 for your locals
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    I use that dish and a HR22 among others - I selected "slimline 5"
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    The AT9 wasn't ever a swm type, so Charper is right, slimline 5 is the choice to make.
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