XKU LNB Question
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If you mean to get the free to air channels on 103W, such as NBC, Cozi, NHK, etc. the answer is, you might. The 60e is a bit small, but it might be possible. I haven't tried aiming a 60e at 103W (but have some success with other satellites, see my signature below).
The LNB (left one from behind the dish) that is on centre requires the standard LO of 10750, with 22KHz turned on.
The LNB (right one from the behind dish) that is off centre is the xku LNB and requires a LO of 10070 with 22Khz turned off.
A larger dish would be better, but the 60e might work, as some of the signals are fairly strong. Good luck!
The LNB (left one from behind the dish) that is on centre requires the standard LO of 10750, with 22KHz turned on.
The LNB (right one from the behind dish) that is off centre is the xku LNB and requires a LO of 10070 with 22Khz turned off.
A larger dish would be better, but the 60e might work, as some of the signals are fairly strong. Good luck!
Hi Keith
No luck getting signal on shaw dish. Just got an old 39 inch dish from friend with motor going to get new LNB and try that.
Thanks again
No luck getting signal on shaw dish. Just got an old 39 inch dish from friend with motor going to get new LNB and try that.
Thanks again
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