C & Ku lnbf

[Ron Kolasa]

First off thanks for the info on my earlier post, I wasn’t aware of the fact that I was between two satellites and you guys nailed it.Now I’m receiving 103w with good results.
I do have a question though, I have a titanium C & Ku Lnbf and when I fine tune the skew on Ku I loose a couple of channels on C band. Would it be better if I use a C Lnbf on the 7’ dish and Ku
on my 30” dish or stick with the combo c&ku. Also does it matter if the diseqc 4 switch is on the dish or inside behind the receiver

 

[Titanium]

Combo C/Ku LNBFs are a compromise. You will have much better performance with a dedicated dish and LNBF. The DiSEqC switch may be installed either anywhere between the LNBFs and the receiver. I prefer to install near the dish to minimize the number of coax runs.

 

[Ron Kolasa]

Thanks for the reply, that’s was kind of the route I was leaning towards, do you have any recommendations on a C Lnbf or is the titanium as good as anything else.

 

[comfortably_numb]

Thanks for the reply, that’s was kind of the route I was leaning towards, do you have any recommendations on a C Lnbf or is the titanium as good as anything else.

The Titanium C-Band LNB is an excellent LNB. I have the dual model and it works well.

 

[Ron Kolasa]

Thanks that’s what I’ll use.

 

[Ron Kolasa]

I have another quick question On my titanium C&Ku Lnbf can I just use the C band side of it and on my other dish use my geo sat pro SL1PLL for Ku band. Thanks

 

[Brct203]

I have another quick question On my titanium C&Ku Lnbf can I just use the C band side of it and on my other dish use my geo sat pro SL1PLL for Ku band. Thanks

yes that should give better results. Just use a 22 kHz or a diseqc switch to combine them

 

[Ron Kolasa]

I have a diseqc switch I will split them and put some diaelectric grease in the open Ku port on my titanium. Thanks for the support