Do they make this LNBF?

[iBoston]

The invacom has a quad linear/circular LNBF. Love it.
But........
By chance does anyone make a quad linear/circular UNIVERSAL lnbf that will grab lower/upper bands?

I know I'm asking a lot, but doesn't hurt to ask. It would be nice to be able to pick up every signal possible with my brought back to life USALS KU system. I mostly have fixed dishes on all the popular KU birds, so the only real purpose of my USALS KU is to be able to pick up everything else.

I ordered a Quad Universal LNBF, but that leaves me out of the birds that have circular polarities. I may hook in a 4 degree side lobe for Circular, which would probably work, as those signals tend to be very strong.

 

[Titanium]

No such animal exists.

 

[iBoston]

Well, Titanium, MAKE ONE...
I promise, ill buy one..

 

[iBoston]

Now, if we could just another 1000 people to agree to that....

 

[a33]

An LNB-changer (LNB-revolver) for several LNBs, like Trust and RimaNTSS and several others made, is not enough for you?

Greetz,
A33

 

[iBoston]

Okay, that is just AWESOME. Never knew... Do you have model numbers or is this just a very COOL hobby build that you cannot currently purchase.

 

[N5XZS]

That is cool or what!? Neat LNBF changer!

Should be a hot seller in this FTA market!

 

[c-spand]

Sat Porn right there. Very cool.

 

[martin-f]

Okay, that is just AWESOME. Never knew... Do you have model numbers or is this just a very COOL hobby build that you cannot currently purchase.

The original designer to this modification is a gentleman who goes by the name of Lambda, he is making another one at the moment for a new project on his new Laminas 2.7m antenna he is adding a laser to his next one,

The modification in the video below was on his old 2,4 now sold.

 

[Brct203]

very cool, and definitely interesting, but i have to wonder why so many LNBFs. I can see the need for 4 of them: C-Linear, C-Circular, Universal Ku Linear and Universal Ku Circular. Ok maybe also a few variations of Ka (which I'm not familiar with at all), and maybe the exotic 4.5-4.8 GHz C-Band (which exists in Linear and in Circular).

But the 2nd video shows what looks like 5 Ku LNBFs...

 

[martin-f]

very cool, and definitely interesting, but i have to wonder why so many LNBFs. I can see the need for 4 of them: C-Linear, C-Circular, Universal Ku Linear and Universal Ku Circular. Ok maybe also a few variations of Ka (which I'm not familiar with at all), and maybe the exotic 4.5-4.8 GHz C-Band (which exists in Linear and in Circular).

But the 2nd video shows what looks like 5 Ku LNBFs...

Hi yes KA band four LNB is needed to cover the whole spectrum I am unsure if he hunts extended c band but he could do.

 

[spongella]

Pure genius.

 

[Trust]

Old picture of C- circ / C-lin / KaKu combi / Ku lin / Ku circ / SL3K at 1.8 m Channelmaster
Now also a modded Ku lnb attached for EsHail 25.5º E (10.300 - 10.700 Mhz)