Just like the title says. I would think no because the refrator may be different but I'm no expert. Thoughts.
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Can a western arc lnbf be used on an eastern arc dish?
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Please be more specific in what you are asking, and what is a refrator? A 1000.4 dish has a EA LNB and a WA LNB the spacing between LNBs is different if that is you question
K.2 west lnb can be used on a k.2 dish only, skew/elevation can be adjusted for eastern or western sats but if pointed east you'd need a k.2 e.a. Twin
Sorry Boba I ment reflector.
So it sound like everything is the same except the LNB and of course the adjustments. I have a 1000.4 EA now but am thinking converting it to WA to get a better signal. Not sure of the differences to a 1000.2?
So it sound like everything is the same except the LNB and of course the adjustments. I have a 1000.4 EA now but am thinking converting it to WA to get a better signal. Not sure of the differences to a 1000.2?
I believe you can change out an individual lnb with no problem, if it's the assembly you are referring to then no, EA and WA would not work.
1000.4 dish is bigger than a 1000.2 and if you were to get a 1000.4 w.a. L.b for that 1000.4 dish you may see slightly stronger signal than with the 1000.2 and 1000.2 w.a. Lnb. That's in no way saying k.2 is inferior. It's the standard dish, east or west, for 99% of installs
If you have a 1000.4 EA now all you need to buy is a 1000.4 WA LNB assembly. No a 1000.2 LNB assembly isn't interchangeable with a 1000.4. Go to ebay and search for a 1000.4 LNB, you should be able to see the different spacing. Search on ebay for auction 300892539410.
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