LNB Frequency - Eurobird 2


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Old 10-06-2007   #1
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LNB Frequency - Eurobird 2

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I want to add 25.5E to my receiver but it asks me for 'LNB FREQUENCY'. What should I set it to and where do I get this figure from for when I add other satellites?

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Normally

LOF 1 9750
LOF 2 10600
SW 11700

These are standard universal LNB settings.



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