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I am trying to help my inlaws remotely. I need to delete all channels in their Fortec Mercury II. I was telling them to go and follow these steps: 1- Press Menu 2- Go to third menu, Channel manager 3- Choose Channel Edit 4- Press the blue key in the remote, when the menu comes select...

GREAT, GOT IT. Thanks.

thanks, let me try to see if I can hit it. Thanks

I am trying to locate this satellite. Anybody knows if something showing right now.

Or this one, if I want Dual Outputs? Twin Dual Output Universal LNB LNBF For FTA DTV 34-321 - eBay (item 110356401896 end time Mar-27-09 05:12:59 PDT)

Would this be better? I just want to point a fixed dish to Hispasat for my father-in-law to pickup Cubavision on his Viewsat Platinum. FTA FORTEC STAR Single Universal Ku LNB LNBF .2dB 1 Qty - eBay (item 230330376643 end time Apr-09-09 10:50:39 PDT)

WOW! Not sure how I missed that! I guess I had a blonde moment. Probably because the title says "Universal" Dual Ku-Band LNB LNBF Linear FTA Satellite. So should I buy a Universal LNB instead? It sounds like you guys are saying that if I set the Viewsat to Standard, and set the LO to 10750...

So are you thinking that this is a Standard LNB and not a Universal?

As far as I know it is universal, at least that is what it says on the box. Is there another way to tell? I had the Viewsat set to Universal LNB and the Hi/Lo to (9750/10600). I remember trying TP 11884 as well. I used the SR-FEC SID-VPID info from Lyngsat. Not sure what else it could be...

I have a 33" round FTA dish, a CaptiveWorks Dual Ku-Band Universal Linear Standard LNBF, and a Viewsat Platinum. I am trying to see either Pas9 or Hispasat to pick up Cubavision for my father-in-law in Central Florida. With a satellite finder I am picking up signal in the approximate location...

11884 V, Do I need a universal LNB or a Regular LNB? I have a viewsat receiver and a 1 meter dish

Are they free to air on any satellite?

man, I got all confused since the begining. I meant a multi-switch as anole was talking about instead of a diseq. Well, is kind of late I better go to sleep. But thanks for your help I really appreciate it.

well, what if I add a third or fourth receiver? The Dual lnb will not work then. What do I need to make it work with 4 receivers?

this is what I got. A 90 cm dish. 1 ITB (Cheap) Ku-Band LNBF 1 output only 2 receivers (Pansat 3500 , Fortec Mercury II) 1 diseq THIS IS WHAT I WANT: Lets say I park the dish at Pansat 3r and skan for Ku channels. I get Vertical and Horizontal. I want to be able to connect the...

I have a 10 feet C band setup using a Chaparral Feedhorn. I also have a DMS 621 Feedhorn. I know that I would be able to watch either Horizontal Channels or Vertical Channels at one given time. So lets say I have a switch, 2 receivers and the dish is parked at X satellite. If I turn...

well, I was looking at lyngsat footprint for Costa Rica and it might work, not?

Ice, you use it for Ku right? What lnbf do you recommend if I want to get NSS 806 @ 40.5 R/L?

no numbers.... For yours, what would you use? 44 or 40? You know, if you go to lyngsat and look at a satellite and click on the C or Ku it will show you the footprint, and to the left it will show you how big of a dish you need depending on the location to be able to get the signal. So...

I got for free a PrimeStar, it is OVAL. How do I measure it, vertically or horizontally? I need to know so I can use the information from lyngsat to see what I can get with it.

AHH, OK, Got it, finally Thanks a lot to all of you for taking the time to educate me once again. This hobby is so much fun.

updatelee, Sorry I am so stupid, but where do you get the lband from to compare? I got all your explanation about substracting the frequecy I get from Lyngsat for the channels I want to watch from the LO value, but then, you said to make sure it is within the lband's freq range? Where do I...

So then, the description on the LNB for sale will be given as 10.7-12.75 GHz I can traslate then to match Lynsat as 10700 to 12750 So any Lyngsat Frequency that falls in that range will be OK for that specifi LNB (of course making the difference for V/H or R/L )

OK, I want to nail this one. I go to lyngsat and see this on AMC9 as an example: Freq = 11745 V Provider = XXXX Video = DVB etc I go to lyngsat and see this on PAS 9 as an example and see: Freq = 11612 H Provider = Cubavision etc.. Now, I know a regular ku LNB will give me...

I already have a Mercury II and a Pansat 3500S, but I want it ACTUALLY to use it for a PARK satellite G10. So I will make the configuration with my Mercury II and then put in place the SatPro. I need 4 for 4 different rooms, and because it is going to be in this SAT G10 only, then it sounds...