You have it backwards, 1 is 110, 3 would be 128.Looking from that direction 1 is pointed toward 128, 2 is pointed at 119 and 3 is pointed at 110.
Yep, out of sight, out of mind.NONE would be 128 since there was never a 128 it was 129
Actually as he has it labelled, 3 would have been the 129 and 1 the 110Looking from that direction 1 is pointed toward 128, 2 is pointed at 119 and 3 is pointed at 110.
You would think with 129 being retired and offline, Dish would start issuing a newer version of the "old" WA LNB they once used specifically for 110 & 119. They'd save millions....View attachment 171529
looking at this picture which LNB is for which Satellite, this should be easy for you Dish pros?
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They were planning on going back to the old dish, but haven't heard anything. They probably put it on hold with all the money issues.You would think with 129 being retired and offline, Dish would start issuing a newer version of the "old" WA LNB they once used specifically for 110 & 119. They'd save millions....
When 129 shut down the only mod I made to my WA DPP was to put a piece of aluminum tape over that "eye" to minimize aiming mistakes when setting up the dish at a new location. Didn't cost Dish a dime...You would think with 129 being retired and offline, Dish would start issuing a newer version of the "old" WA LNB they once used specifically for 110 & 119. They'd save millions....
Hence my original suggestion of redesigning and implementing a new WA LNB for 110 and 119 that's compatible with all current receivers.Hopper3 does not work with older two "eye" DPP WA lnbs. H3 requires a hybrid lnb or an additional switch with DPP equipment because of the stacking of 16 tuners while the DPP lnb could handle only 3 tuners.
They have. It's now being fielded. The WA DPH 500 TWIN LNBFHence my original suggestion of redesigning and implementing a new WA LNB for 110 and 119 that's compatible with all current receivers.
So, how would two Hopper 3s connect to this here new LNBF?They have. It's now being fielded. The WA DPH 500 TWIN LNBF
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- The DISH Pro Hybrid (DPH) 500 WA LNBF is designed to point at the western arc satellites
- DPH LNBFs and switches support band stacking (2 tuners) or FSK channel stacking (16 tuners)
- Outputs
- 2
- Inputs
- 1
- Switches
- LNBF has an Internal switch
- Turns off when connected to a compatible external switch
- Note: The DPH 500 WA LNBF is the only Hybrid LNBF compatible with a switch
- Max Receiver's
- 2 ViP Single tuners
- 2 ViP Dual tuners
- 2 Hopper 2000's or Hopper With Slings
- 1 Hopper 3
- Port 2 turns off when connected to a Hopper 3
- 8 Wallys in dual tuner mode with DPZ Channel Stack Splitters
- Port 2 turns off when connected to a Wally
- DPH Power inserter required
- 16 Wallys in single tuner mode with DPZ Channel Stack Splitters
- Port 2 turns off when connected to a Wally
- DPH Power inserter required
Same as currently with the DPH 42 switchSo, how would two Hopper 3s connect to this here new LNBF?
OK, tkz. That's good news. I had thought the DPH42 switch wouldn't work with LNBFs.Same as currently with the DPH 42 switch
They don't, that's why they're not on the list. They have to use the same way they have wit ha DPP LNB and a 42 SwitchSo, how would two Hopper 3s connect to this here new LNBF?