Star Choice 75e on Motor

[ctechguy]

I have just got all the equipment I believe I need for FTA. My Star Choice dish has a 2" pole fitting. I know the pole coming off the motor is 1 5/8". The manual I have for my SG2100 says it will fit. Is there anything special I have to do to put it on? Also will my V shaped lnbf work with the motor?

Thanks for your help.

 

[WyrTwister]

I have just got all the equipment I believe I need for FTA. My Star Choice dish has a 2" pole fitting. I know the pole coming off the motor is 1 5/8". The manual I have for my SG2100 says it will fit. Is there anything special I have to do to put it on? Also will my V shaped lnbf work with the motor?

Thanks for your help.

If the clamp is too large for the motor , cut some shils our of 2" PVC pipe . I cit 4 " slices " , kept trimming them untill I got them to fit .

Try to find something on the LNBF that indicates the LOF or LOF's .

What kind of receiver are you going to use ?

Wyr

 

[ctechguy]

Thanks for the information Wyr. I was going to use my Ariza 700 receiver for now. Is the LOF the number I enter in the receiver for the lnb.

 

[Mr Tony]

I assume the picture is what the dish & LNB's looks like?

LO for those (actually any SC LNB) is 10750. You have the capability of aiming at 2 satellites at once since the "beer can" LNB's are 4 degrees apart. I'd use the one on the Right (as shown in the picture...when you are behind the dish it will be the left one) for your "main" LNB as it looks at the sweet spot. The other one is offset a little bit. But you can still get 4 degrees apart

 

[ctechguy]

Thanks everyone for responding
Yes that is my lnb. Correct me if I'm wrong. The Lnb on right in the picture would be your main on a motor?

 

[Mr Tony]

in the picture, yes it would be since that is aimed at "the sweet spot" on the dish

But the cool thing is if you are on G11 (91W), the left LNB would be almost at AMC3 (87W) so you could get the stronger signals at the same time