Thread: tech question from newbie

I agree....a 90cm will work better than a 76cm dish. I can get all the channels on both dishes but the 90cm gives a little better signal readings

If you want to use more than one receiver, you most definitelly want a dual LNB

i have lots of old parts...directway dishes...superdishes...dtv slimline dishes....will superdish fss 105 lmbs work for anythng , i have a big pile of those....i also have an old birddog sat meter....surely i can tune something in with all this junk laying around here

Superdish FSS LNBs are actually Eagle Aspen P870 stacked Ku-Band LNBs, and are VERY useful. Just remember that these LNBs stack the horizontal transponders above the vertical ones, so the horizontal TP frequencies will be off. A blind scanning receiver will find them with no trouble, however.

Originally Posted by satmandew

i have lots of old parts...directway dishes...superdishes...dtv slimline dishes....will superdish fss 105 lmbs work for anythng , i have a big pile of those....i also have an old birddog sat meter....surely i can tune something in with all this junk laying around here

Search this site for Superdish.

There was a guy here that set up a Superdish to receive PBS at 125W and WhiteSprings Classic Movies on 127W

Originally Posted by satmandew

i have lots of old parts...directway dishes...superdishes...dtv slimline dishes....will superdish fss 105 lmbs work for anythng ,

Superdishes & Directway dishes will work fine for FTA. Tron noted the bandstacked issue with the LNB's on SD105's