I just got interested in looking at some of the very Eastern sats, but most are circular polarized. I know there is a Ku lnb that can do both cir and lin, how about for C-band?
Is there any Cir/Lin C-band LNB's?
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I had in mind one like the Invacom Ku that has dual outputs, 2 for circular, and 2 for linear so I don't have to go out to the dish to change the dielectric plate.
The C2 with dielectric plate is the most cost effective , and will get you some experience.
Next up, would be a dedicated circular-only BUD.
After that, this 2009 thread by Pendragon gives details on the best answer I've seen posted:
C-band Linear/Circular Orthomode Feed Modification
Only for the serious, though.
Next up, would be a dedicated circular-only BUD.
After that, this 2009 thread by Pendragon gives details on the best answer I've seen posted:
C-band Linear/Circular Orthomode Feed Modification
Only for the serious, though.
Thanks for the link Anole, That thread is some very good reading.
I am beginning to think what I was asking for has not been invented yet.
But I have some new ideas now to experiment with now.
I am beginning to think what I was asking for has not been invented yet.
But I have some new ideas now to experiment with now.
I have the skypack premo from rps with the wideband feed upgrade. I love my circular c-band
What does the Skypack do, can you get cir and lin at the same time?
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It's the wideband int feed with lnb's so you would need a receiver that can control the servo. So we will see if this new product from Manhattan comes out Manhattan-Digital: News if it does add that to the rs-1933 and your good to go.
The wideband feed gets linear and circular c-band as well as Linear ku.
It's the wideband int feed with lnb's so you would need a receiver that can control the servo. So we will see if this new product from Manhattan comes out Manhattan-Digital: News if it does add that to the rs-1933 and your good to go.
The wideband feed gets linear and circular c-band as well as Linear ku.
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