Eagle Aspen Dual Power Stabilizer

[cheetah85]

Has anyone ever used an Eagle Aspen Power Stabilizer from Sodoun Satellite.

I have a long cable run, approximately 130'ft that is making my stab hh90 act erratically which I discussed in a previous thread.

Jamal at Sodoun recommended this device or change the rg6 cable to rg11 and that would take hours of aggravation and expense.

Has anyone ever used this device to improve performance due to loss of Power from long cable runs and did it improve the motor performance?

 

[Claude Greiner]

I think it's just a polarity locker to provide independent power to the LNB.

I have gotten away running 500 feet on legacy

 

[ynnedibanez]

it looks like it may possibly be a dual, voltage sensing power inserter, and not a polarity locker.
anyone know anything about this? could be a handy component to take the motor and/or lnb load off the receiver if it does not lock polarity.

 

[Claude Greiner]

If it's a polarity locker you could always use a multi-switch. A simple 13/18 voltage switch will work fine with a polarity locker

 

[Claude Greiner]

Here is a fixed polarity Lnb primestsr lnb converted to 13/18 volt switching to pick up a super dish 105

 

[Claude Greiner]

http://www.dishretailer.com/superdish/

 

[beavs2112]

looks like the OP is talking about this. http://www.sadoun.com/Sat/Products/Eagle-Aspen/8DPS-22K-PT-Power-Stabilizer.htm

 

[ynnedibanez]

looks like the OP is talking about this. http://www.sadoun.com/Sat/Products/Eagle-Aspen/8DPS-22K-PT-Power-Stabilizer.htm

yup, thats what it looked like to me.

if it is indeed a power inserter that senses voltage from the receiver and inserts the correct voltage on either port to the lnb/s (ie; does not lock polarity on either port)
it could come in handy to take strain off of the receiver's power supply even with single output lnbs like the ASC1 does
but it may just be a simple polarity locking power inserter for dual lnbs
does anyone know?