Using C/KU LNB

[RidgeRunner]

I have plans to fix a 10 foot dish I have at 101 SES 1. Will I have any success using these dual band LNBs that I see on ebay, (or any someone recommends). I don't have plans to motorize the dish. I did some some threads, but they're quite old

 

[Brct203]

C/Ku LNBFs are usually a bit of a compromise, particularly on the Ku side. However in the specific case of 101W Ku, the only transponder with TV channels is rather easy to receive, so that might work just fine. as long as you have a bit of margin on your C-band reception in case the combo als degrades C-band a bit

 

[Titanium]

I don't know of any combo C/KU LNBFs on the market which provides filtered C-band (either Red or Blue filter). All combos that I am aware of are either 3400-4200 or 3700-4200 MHz C-band band pass. If you have any 3GHz 5G usage in your area, the C-band reception will be problematic.

 

[Radioguy41]

If you just want to experiment you can have this combo LNB for the cost of shipping.

 

[RidgeRunner]

If you just want to experiment you can have this combo LNB for the cost of shipping.

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