overview:
Well, there are Vboxes.. ..
If you look back through the posts for many years, they were adequate.
The later models were down right junk.
The most recent, I don't know. Too little info on it.
The confusingly similarly named Gbox V3000 from Sadoun has one extra feature (see
our review).
It counts both on the switch
make, and the
break. (close and open)
So, it counts double as your dish sweeps across the sky, and can stop at twice as many locations.
Problem is, neither will control your feedhorn servo.
Over the last coupe of years, several members have discussed and built an adapter which will swing the servo to H or V based on voltage run up to the LNB.
So far, nobody has commercialized the idea.
The dual output C-band LNBF from SatelliteAV has found pretty good popularity.
Not sure if our search engine on the forum will let you find "
C2", since it is so few letters, but that's the name of the LNBF.
Another C-band only solution, is an orthomode feed.
Single banders can be equipped with two C-band LNBs for around $75-80, with
very aggressive shopping.
Unfortunately, dual-band ortho feeds go new for closer to $200,
plus all the LNBs.
edit:
Dish uses a lnb. Lnbf will not fit on the arm.
Members here put non-factory feeds on Birdviews.
To do so, they need to ream out the hole in the stock scalar.
"
Will not fit" is not in our vocabulary.
