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KU 93w or 101w fixed position?

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  1. iBoston

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    I am moving my dual 4 degree lnbf to lock on 97 and 93 or 97 and 101. So, basically, I'm trying to decide between 101 or 93.

    Any thoughts?
     
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    I’d go with 101W. On 93W there’s only some encrypted shopping channels and no wild feeds. On 101w I only saw a wild feed once, a fox master chef satellite tour.


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    The satellites I find the most wild feeds on are 87, 91 and of course 103. I have seen some on 99 also
     
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