I agree... i wish we could find those flange LNBs at a more reasonable price. I guess we could also take a regular LNBF, cut off the rings and somehow adapt a flange. I might try that.
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Those Inverto Black Pro LNBs are quality built pieces though. And not being made anymore. 
Not much chance of getting better prices. I snagged a couple quads from across the pond a couple years ago for $38 ea. shipped. I thought that was a very good price.
Not much chance of getting better prices. I snagged a couple quads from across the pond a couple years ago for $38 ea. shipped. I thought that was a very good price.
Like this?
KU LNBF Graft onto Prodelin 1M Feedhorn
The Inverto Black Pro flange models are still sold. Not finding any information regarding them being discontinued.
I just set the dish on an old Dish Network pole so I could take pictures.
I used a dish wall mount and added the 1 1/2 in pvc pipe as suggested above and its working fine.
I have about $12.00 US invested in my whole set up
I used a dish wall mount and added the 1 1/2 in pvc pipe as suggested above and its working fine.
I have about $12.00 US invested in my whole set up
Excellent!
I shopped for Inverto LNB/LNBFs a few months ago before a trip to Europe. I found that while the LNBFs (such as Black Premium and Black Ultra) are easy to find, the C-120 is a bit more difficult to find.
Well quick update
Tuned the Muzax dish with the Zinwell LNB that was on it and got
183 channels and over a 100 radio stations off 97 W
Cant understand most of them but its fun to watch shows from all over the world.
Really don't need the bracket and other LNB I bought off ebay.
This one seems to work great.
Guess Ill try to find another dish and use it on it
Thanks for all the good feed back Good Sat viewing all !!
Larry
Tuned the Muzax dish with the Zinwell LNB that was on it and got
183 channels and over a 100 radio stations off 97 W
Cant understand most of them but its fun to watch shows from all over the world.
Really don't need the bracket and other LNB I bought off ebay.
This one seems to work great.
Guess Ill try to find another dish and use it on it
Thanks for all the good feed back Good Sat viewing all !!
Larry
congratulations! but that's actually surprising, as 97W uses both polarities. which i would not expect that LNB to be able to do. Or did you scan in several steps and manually rotate the LNB?Well quick update
Tuned the Muzax dish with the Zinwell LNB that was on it and got
183 channels and over a 100 radio stations off 97 W
Cant understand most of them but its fun to watch shows from all over the world.
Really don't need the bracket and other LNB I bought off ebay.
This one seems to work great.
Guess Ill try to find another dish and use it on it
Thanks for all the good feed back Good Sat viewing all !!
Larry
No Did not rotate the LNB
Just did a full scan with the LNB set to Universal 9750 - 10600
22k to auto and LNB to Auto
Ready to look for another satellite
Just did a full scan with the LNB set to Universal 9750 - 10600
22k to auto and LNB to Auto
Ready to look for another satellite
ah ok, check if you have duplicates... I suspect that what happened is that you scanned the same polarity twice- once with 22k off and once with 22k on, as would normally happen with a universal LNB. But the Zinwell is a standard LNB with LO=10750.
nice! what size are those? They look quite large!
Yes the DirecWay dish is Transmit/Receive, looks like it has the same LNB as the Muzak dish, and next to it is the transmit module (not sure what the exact name is). I think there are a few posts on the forum about fellow members who have modified similar dishes for reception-only
Yes the DirecWay dish is Transmit/Receive, looks like it has the same LNB as the Muzak dish, and next to it is the transmit module (not sure what the exact name is). I think there are a few posts on the forum about fellow members who have modified similar dishes for reception-only
The second one is for sure 1m Channel Master. First one is probably Prodelin, also 1m. I like those glass dishes, after you wash them they look, and more importantly, work like new. All rusted nuts&bolts is better to be changed, feedarms and LNB-holders better be changed as well.
The second one is a Channel Master 1.2M . Those make a great FTA dish. Right size LNBF holder too. I motorized one for my Ku Band needs.
? offset angle Primestar 1.2m
? offset angle Primestar 1.2m
They cleaned up real nice..
Is there any use for the transmit module or should I just throw it in the junk pile?
Is there any use for the transmit module or should I just throw it in the junk pile?
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