I picked up a 1.5 m offset dish. I want to replace the original tx/rx electronics with a decent c120 mount lnb using the original feed. What works good and is still available?
Jim
Jim
What LNB for c120 feed to use
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I use the old Hughes C120 flange LNB's....they used to be still available on eBay. I think I still have an Invacom SNF-031 that I could part with...and I could probably dig up a Hughes as well...
The LNBs off a DishNetwork SuperDish (obsolete by now) has the c120 flange.
Here's one thread discussing them.
The LNBs were also available from global-cm.net at one time.
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Oh, after much searching, here's another old thread worth a look.
This link takes you right to some pictures of the Dish FSS bandstacked LNB.
The one to the right is courtesy Tron, who's posted quite a lot about 'em.
The middle picture is from Global-CM.
Here's one thread discussing them.
The LNBs were also available from global-cm.net at one time.
edit:
Oh, after much searching, here's another old thread worth a look.
This link takes you right to some pictures of the Dish FSS bandstacked LNB.
The one to the right is courtesy Tron, who's posted quite a lot about 'em.
The middle picture is from Global-CM.
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