Two LNBF's on BUD Question

[KJ6EO]

Hello and thanks for reading my post. Would 117W & 113W be close enough to be received with 2 LNBF's on a Stationary BUD?

 

[Titanium]

Likely 4 degrees separation is too close. Depends on the reflector FD. Try placing two feedhorns side by side and test.

 

[armadillo_115]

Titanium out-typed me.lol.

To get 55W and 58W on my 10 ft'er: I had to cut into the center-mount scalar and mount the titanium lnbfs almost jammed together.(One turned 180 degrees opposite the other ) It works satisfactory for what we needed. And both lnbf's fit under one nosecone.

I have a thread here: Switching Question

 

[Brct203]

I have a Titanium LNBF with a scalar that is maybe slightly larger than the titanium scalar, and a polarotor feed attached to its side for circular polarization satellites. The difference in dish aiming is about 5 degrees on my 10' Winegard Quadstar (F/D 0.35). So in my case if i wanted to get 113 and 117 I would indeed have to cut into the scalar. On a larger dish or higher F/D it might work without cutting.