Wanted Looking for a 2 band Ku LNB with a WD75 flange

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subman

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Before I start phoning the known sat dealers I was wondering if any one had spare a 2 band Ku LNB with a WD75 flange. About 2 years ago I bought a SMW Type R which works very well but is not compatible with my domestic receiver the TM-5402 HD due to the switching . So looking for a suitable ku LNB some thing like a SMW Type G or E . Or what have you got .
 

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Can't help but do you really mean types G & E? G's IF might be outside the range of a standard RX (it's fine for Crazyscan etc). I use a type C (9.75/10.75) but it is the voltage switching type which is a pain. All the surplus, 2 band ones I've seen have been voltage switched, not tone. I think they may all be from Seatel equipment. You would need option T.
 
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Hi if your looking to find a compatable LNB to work directly with a Technomate 5402, all thats needed is a universal LNBF( Old Name Marconi LN:cool: it covers Ku 10.7 -12.75 Ghz . if your problem is the dish has aWR75 feed horn, which cannot be easily taken out, then if your dish is 1 metre or bigger just tape the LNBF to the side and run an offset lnb set up, need to repostion the dish to get offset feed to see satellite(S)
 
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