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- 09-27-2005 10:28 AM #1
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Is there a future FTA KA FSS band around the corner?
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Hey guys what you think of it about new KA band, and will there be some FTA on the higher freqs,?
Will the KA LNB work with our current recievers or we may have to buy the new ones that's handle C, KU and KA bands?
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- 09-28-2005 04:42 PM #2
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I guess there is no answer to a new KA band freqs, yet at this time?
- 09-28-2005 08:44 PM #3
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I bet there is stuff there. From what I read the LNB is $$$$ so the question would be is it worth it?
- 09-29-2005 09:03 AM #4
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Around the corner no. Down the road? Maybe.
Originally Posted by N5XZS Hey guys what you think of it about new KA band, and will there be some FTA on the higher freqs,?
Will the KA LNB work with our current recievers or we may have to buy the new ones that's handle C, KU and KA bands?
A current receiver should work with out a problem. I believe all LNBs downconvert signals to an L band frequency.
Currently, if you want to get a Ka band LNB, they are about $199 each and you'll need three to cover the full frequency range available.
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