No, the little elbow at the TOP (above the word "Chaparral") that goes to the KU lnb. Along with the screws.
The photo is a little bit deceiving I think.
Radioguy41 Can you take a look, and see if the elbow on your feed is the same as in Magic's photos above, or if the slot runs the other way? Thanks!
Yes it's what I thought. I stumbled into that same thing with a Ku ortho feed I put on an old PrimeStar dish. The feed came with a vertical bent elbow so the LNBs pointed down and away but I was thinking to put the original LNB cover on the dish and needed both LNBs to point straight back like you have with yours.
You'd think that with the cost of that feed, they'd have included an elbow. Well, guess I wait to see if Radioguy confirms which way his is, though it seems from the photo, it would have to be vertical instead of the needed horizontal.
Ok, I think Magic is right. That elbow slot goes the wrong way, which means it won't work for my case. Well, thanks anyway.
Another thing to consider is how it attaches to the feed. In your case you need the elbow to have one set of threaded holes.
IF I find one with the right orientation, yet it isn't threaded, couldn't I use slightly longer bolts, and just put nuts on from the other side of the flange? The feed flange holes are very accessible on the other side, though it may be hard to tell that from my dark photos of this morning.
I imagine that might work. I think the elbow I have came from a Wild Blue dish setup.
One more thing to consider: Is the signal loss created by the LNB shadow greater than the signal loss you get using the elbow? I think not.
I just want to be able to put the lnb cover back on and over the feed. With one lnb sticking out the side like that, I don't think that would be easy.
