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Just a thought.... Is there any chance the Ku is 90° off. i.e. horizontal is vertical and vice versa ? you can try changing it in the receiver setup = rotated 90° not sure if that option works with a corotor - I know it works with LNBF when using voltage switched polarity.

To reflect Ku band signals off a BUD you need the very small hole mesh or solid surface. What type of dish surface do you have ? An option would be a separate Ku dish - 30" would probably be sufficient.

I had a look at G1 while the C-Band LNB was mounted, but wasn't able to get a DC lock. Got some fuzzy analog pictures on G1-11 and G1-12 I did install my VCRS module and got a VC lock on G5-5 So G5 is definately my strongest sat (I'm at 122°W). But like you said - I was just lookin for maps.

Hi, Based on the surface area of the 40x30 I equate it to a 90cm. I didn't take any pictures - and I now have the Ku LNB installed. But here is a picture I found (think it was on this site) that gave me some inspiration of how to mount the BSC421. I drilled a hole in the angle plate at the end...

tdti1 - thankyou for the info you posted - From this I did some experimenting - I recently upgraded my Ku dish to a primestar 40x30. Using it for the X4 Ku package. I don't have a BUD. Since the p* is already on a motor, I tried swapping the Ku LNB for a BSC421 C-Band LNB. I was able to grab...

Yes, you need a Ku lnb for X4. primestar dish will work fine - that's what I have. Most of the original primestar LNBFs have 2 separate outs - 1 for H, 1 for V polarity. You could use 2 cables to the 920. Or you can replace the LNB with one that has polarity switching by 13V/18V. I found an...

Where there's a will.... Hi, My first post here. Thought I'd share this - I picked up a dsr920 for $6 (well $5 for the dsr + $1 for the remote). Don't have a BUD - Now what ? Found the X4 Ku pack offering - tuned in to X4 with 36" x 29" primestar. Getting 80+ Q. Good so far. Called...