Frequencies for transponders for DP

miguelaqui

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Can someone please tell me where I can find the frequencies for the dp LNBFs so I can program my satellite meter? I specifically need t3, t7, t11. Thanks to all who can help!

 

boba

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Is 950-2150 the answer you are looking for?

 

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miguelaqui said:

Can someone please tell me where I can find the frequencies for the dp LNBFs so I can program my satellite meter? I specifically need t3, t7, t11. Thanks to all who can help!

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Lyngsat.com is the place for tp and frequency

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miguelaqui

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nelson61 said:

Lyngsat.com is the place for tp and frequency

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. If you are using a dp lnb, then the frequency will be different for the odd transponders .

 

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miguelaqui said:

. If you are using a dp lnb, then the frequency will be different for the odd transponders .

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It's been a while since I had to know since the new meters do it for you.

Left occupies 950-1450 with ascending tps and Right and occupies 1650-2150 with descending tps, if I remember correctly. So, tp 32 would start at 1650

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verticals are normal
horizontals are 25600-the "legit" frequency...so 12238 would be 13362

edit: yup found an old post about it too

Formula for DBS Bandstacked LNB's is similar.
25600- (Horizontal Freq) = (BandStacked Freq as a Vertical)