CalAmp Feed/LNB

[Natedawg63]

I came across this feedhorn + LNB combo... Wanted to get an idea if it is decent to use. Can't seem to find any info on the feedhorn.

CalAmp 31976 Feedhorn

CalAmp Series 31814-45 (+63dB) LNB:

Description
Digital-Ready™ Phase Lock Loop Isolated Series 31814 LNBs with built-in Isolator

Input Frequency 3.7 - 4.2 GHz
Output Frequency 950 - 1450 MHz
Gain 63 dB typical, 60 dB minimum
Noise Temperature Kelvin 40°K to 55°K
Frequency Stability, L.O. 5.15 GHz, ±2.3 ppm
Output Connector F type, 75 Ohm
Required Voltage +15 to 24 VDC

CAP150071 31814-55 55°K
CAP150072 31814-50 50°K
CAP150073 31814-45 45°K
CAP150074 31814-40 40°K

Nate

 

[ACRadio]

I came across this feedhorn + LNB combo... Wanted to get an idea if it is decent to use. Can't seem to find any info on the feedhorn.

CalAmp 31976 Feedhorn

CalAmp Series 31814-45 (+63dB) LNB:

Description
Digital-Ready™ Phase Lock Loop Isolated Series 31814 LNBs with built-in Isolator

Input Frequency 3.7 - 4.2 GHz
Output Frequency 950 - 1450 MHz
Gain 63 dB typical, 60 dB minimum
Noise Temperature Kelvin 40°K to 55°K
Frequency Stability, L.O. 5.15 GHz, ±2.3 ppm
Output Connector F type, 75 Ohm
Required Voltage +15 to 24 VDC

CAP150071 31814-55 55°K
CAP150072 31814-50 50°K
CAP150073 31814-45 45°K
CAP150074 31814-40 40°K

Nate

It's a PLL so it's a pretty high dollar device. I don't see that it's necessary to spend the money on a new one as good DRO's can be got for much less. But if you are getting a killer deal on it then it should work well for you. I use some Cal Amp DRO's and they work well.