Thats what I was about to ask next....
How do the 99(cr) and 103(cr) screens look?
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How do the 99(cr) and 103(cr) screens look?
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The Reverse Band LNB's are coming!
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I'll post those screens when I get home.
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I'll post those screens when I get home.
I realize this is a very basic question, but... lol 
with these new reverse band LNB's, how does one power the SWM? I have a 16 channel inside at the moment. Do you need to run power out to the dish or ?? Then take out that heat generating 16 channel SWM.
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with these new reverse band LNB's, how does one power the SWM? I have a 16 channel inside at the moment. Do you need to run power out to the dish or ?? Then take out that heat generating 16 channel SWM.Thanks
It would install just like a regular swm lnb. Solid Signal probably has some good diagrams
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103cr is apparently not live and 99cr comes across weak. Passed EIV with no issues however..
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I haven't heard the the conflict on 103 with the Canadians has been resolved yet. I wouldn't expect 103 RB to be live yet.
Makes sense, I honestly forgot about that. But I'm still suppressed the 99cr is in the 80s
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Boy I agree ....
Unless this is just part of some kind initial low power testing being done. If the RB levels are only in the 80s at your location, I shudder to think what the levels are going to look like out here on the west coast where levels are tipically 10-20 points below 100 for the Ka-lo band CONUS beams, the RB's closest relative.
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It's possible, very very few people even have sufficient hardware to see these levels at this point. My site happens to be piloting both 54s and rv lnbs so more people will be seeing these in my area
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What do you think the rain fade performance will be on this LNB, and will it be any different on reverse band?
It rained yesterday here, didn't go out at all, then again I never had issues before. I don't have a 4k tv so I can't display the test channels to see how they react.
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Don't see why it would be much different.
Rain fade is mainly caused by raindrops inside clouds attenuating the signals. The reverse band signals are slightly lower than the regular HD frequencies so will be affected by slightly different size drops. There might be slight improvement but nowhere near enough to counterbalance the massive signal loss.
Rain fade is mainly caused by raindrops inside clouds attenuating the signals. The reverse band signals are slightly lower than the regular HD frequencies so will be affected by slightly different size drops. There might be slight improvement but nowhere near enough to counterbalance the massive signal loss.
Just received and installed my reverse band 3-LNB (bought from ebay supplier).
Here in TX signals similar to twizd3dkitty: 103cr all zero/NA, 99cr shows TP2 at 83, TP3 at 87, TP16 at 85, TP17 at 89. This is on my HR54, with the system running 19 tuners.
All non reverse-band signals are basically unchanged.
Here in TX signals similar to twizd3dkitty: 103cr all zero/NA, 99cr shows TP2 at 83, TP3 at 87, TP16 at 85, TP17 at 89. This is on my HR54, with the system running 19 tuners.
All non reverse-band signals are basically unchanged.
Dug out some more equipment from my garden office. The LNB has the same 21 tuner capacity as the non-reverse band version. Will not support the 22nd tuner.
For interest, I added an HR20 running 0x9e3 from early December (this had been pushed as a new NR at that time). Went through startup and to live TV without any issues. This was tuners 20 and 21. Signal strengths all OK, no 99cr or 103cr of course.
Dish type is automatically set to the 3LNB reverse band so that must have been in the firmware some time ago.
Dish type is automatically set to the 3LNB reverse band so that must have been in the firmware some time ago.
Guess like with similar documented claims for the previous 3D2 that these DSWM2 LNBFs would initially begin with a 13(+1) SWiM channel limit on the Genies at least, pending future firmware updates to bring them to 22(+1) channels turned out to be incorrect in both areas somehow.
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Oh, ... didn't know the HR20 couldn't see the Reverse Band signal screens 99(cr) and 103(cr).
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