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20-04-2009
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| Member Join Date: 03-01-2008 Location: spain
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Hi there, I am looking for someone/manufacturer/... who can sell me LNB's with the LO set to 9.0 Ghz. Anyone out there has a clue for me? Just like normal Universal LNB's but only the LO set to 9.0 Ghz. Hope to hear from you!! Mennekee | ||
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23-04-2009
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My System: ? | Is there any reason for such an LNB? I checked some pages Swedish Microwave's site but i didn't find anything. _http://www.smw.se | ||
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24-04-2009
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| Mod and septic resident  Join Date: 01-01-2000 Location: London SW
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| 9GHz Local oscillators are not easy to come by, the ceramic chambers used in modern stuff is built down to save costs, so it might be worth looking at grabbing some older LNBs (the last of the dual band 13/18V switchers) and adjusting them for the new frequencies. Front end feeds and transfer ports will also have to be machined out by a millimetre or so to match the new reception characteristics, not easy in a Universal horn LNB. | ||
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3 Weeks Ago
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| Member Real name: jim Join Date: 29-10-2009 Location: uk and spain
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hi its been some months since your original post ,just wondered if you had any joy with your search ,as i would be interested in any info on this subject .you could try opening a uni lnb and adjusting one of the two trimmers ,the 9.75ghz trimmer should allow reduction in freq? cheers jim  | ||
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