New KA (21.4-22.0GHz) LNB

All you have to do now is check which satellites use that frequency range.

16E rings a bell
 
It'll be fine for ad hoc feeds on Astra 4A 4.8E, and the current transmissions on Eutelsat 16A at 16E and 7A at 7E. If you can obtain one.
 
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... Could be a useful addition to the arsenal for the Ka band experimenter.
We need to track a supplier down now Chris and get some idea of cost.
 

What happened when you tried to get one?
Inverto Ka LNBF 21.4-22GHz

Looks like a few others have tried around Europe but I've not found any mention of one being used. They look interesting. You could do as @dreamsat1 did with the lower one and use a plate to switch back to linear. The stability is typical DRO but if it's cheap it's an easier way to get dual polarisation than a rotator.

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What happened when you tried to get one?
Inverto Ka LNBF 21.4-22GHz

Looks like a few others have tried around Europe but I've not found any mention of one being used. They look interesting. You could do as @dreamsat1 did with the lower one and use a plate to switch back to linear. The stability is typical DRO but if it's cheap it's an easier way to get dual polarisation than a rotator.

TV on Ka D Satellites Community - DX>Ka D
Perhaps they never produced that one, instead concentrated on the Ka/Ku model?
 
What happened when you tried to get one?
Inverto Ka LNBF 21.4-22GHz

Looks like a few others have tried around Europe but I've not found any mention of one being used. They look interesting. You could do as @dreamsat1 did with the lower one and use a plate to switch back to linear. The stability is typical DRO but if it's cheap it's an easier way to get dual polarisation than a rotator.

TV on Ka D Satellites Community - DX>Ka D
I have the ka/ku combo.

The combo is h+v this new one is lhcp/rhcp
 
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