S band LNB

[john_robot]

Guys I am looking for S band LNBF.
Where do you think i can buy a one?

 

[Pixl]

I never heard of one before, had to look it up. Wow 2520 ~ 2670 MHz, what do you receive with this!

http://www.zintech.com.tw/uploads/product/ZSF-B21.pdf

 

[Panavision]

You'd need a pretty large dish!

 

[crossbow]

I never heard of one before, had to look it up. Wow 2520 ~ 2670 MHz, what do you receive with this!

http://www.zintech.com.tw/uploads/product/ZSF-B21.pdf

Microwave ovens??

 

[rv1pop]

Mine was supplied by Gorgenet with the internet service but is that what you are looking for? It is built into the receiver box - wind and weather proof!

 

[john_robot]

Yeah 2520 ~ 2670 MHz

Indovision on SES 7 at 108.2°E - LyngSat

it seems cant find it here in US.

 

[john_robot]

c band lnb lnbf dual scalar ring

Picture 19 of 19 from Banners

any idea how much it is ?

 

[Tron]

Not S-Band related, but a very interesting product! In addition to the question about cost, what degree spacing does this scalar accomplish? If four degree, I really want one of these for PortaBUD! Let's see... 87W, 91W. We have a winner!

 

[Corrado]

I like that scalar myself.

 

[greg47]

Try Zinwell Corporation +886-3-597-9050 and your dish better be peaked in dead on the money and at least a good 10 footer min.

 

[Mr Tony]

that looks like 6 degrees. 4 degrees the LNB's are butt up against each other (been there done that on a 6 footer)