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- 04-05-2006 02:35 AM #11
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Originally Posted by Iceberg
Is the "Single" setting due to the fact it's a standard lnbf and not universal or the number of outputs on the lnbf? Since this is a standard dual lnbf shouldn't it be set to "dual lnb" instead?
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Proud Staff Memberno. Single means single LO frequency (this works for all Standard LNB's) which would be 10750
Universal is for a UNiversal LNB
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