2 C Band LNB 2 degrees apart

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carlospr43

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Does anyone knows if taping 2 c band LNBs together can do 2 degres apart??? I'm planning to get 103W and 105W doing some rework on the plates. This is on my SAM I 12 footer fixed, thanks
 
tried it with my 8' unimesh, it gets 103 and 107 instead.
on my 10' unimesh, i do get 40.5w and 43w with excellent results.
 
tried it with my 8' unimesh, it gets 103 and 107 instead.
on my 10' unimesh, i do get 40.5w and 43w with excellent results.

Sounds interesting!
Are you talking about lnbfs? BSC621; DMX741; ESX521; ESX522?
 
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tried it with my 8' unimesh, it gets 103 and 107 instead.
on my 10' unimesh, i do get 40.5w and 43w with excellent results.

Were the 2 LNBs taped side by side close enough? or you just placed the scalar plates together side y side?? The scalars need to be modify when taping both LNBs together. I have one LNB in the oposite way with the scalar plates side by side and it give me 97W (using 103W as main), so that will be 6 degrees. So I'm assuming that modifying 2 plates so 2 LNBs can be taped together side by side will give me close to the 2 degrees I need to get 105W.
 
here is a photo of my 103W main with 97W (plates side by side)

103W & 97W  Satguys.jpg
 
Sounds interesting!
Are you talking about lnbfs? BSC621; DMX741; ESX521; ESX522?
using bandstacked, can flip one upside down and then they are right next to each other.
eagle aspen b1sat c-band stacked lnb.

carlospr,
i machined the slot to go just to the other lnb.
I think ice made a mod that actually had the lnbs touching.
here is a pic of the unimesh with it. this LNb came with nice beefy scalars that could take a beating.
Nothing glamorous, just bolted it in and tried it. all attempts to add a scalar to the outer lnb, failed.
 

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here is a photo of my 103W main with 97W (plates side by side)

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you are showing a greater distance then i have with my 97 /103 /107 combo. maybe cause you have a 10'er?
I would try it if i were you.
I also want 105 real bad, but i may have to add another bud to get it.

edit ;with the search skills of a lesser Anole
i found one of the old posts, here is it
http://www.satelliteguys.us/c-band-satellite-discussion/92274-2-c-band-lnbs-one-6-a.html
 
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How about park the dish half way between the two. I did this by accident today and was getting all tp's on 101 and 103 in both sat lists.
 
How about park the dish half way between the two. I did this by accident today and was getting all tp's on 101 and 103 in both sat lists.
i might give that a try, but since i already have a dish with a lnb at 107 and 103, i will be attempting 101/103,105/107.
boy is this weekend going to be fun!
 
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