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3 wires come from the servo on the lnb,would there be some kind of switch i could get to use inside my house to turn the probe?.
I,m sure someone on the forum knows of a box that will do this ........ rather than having to use an old style receiver
 
I,m sure someone on the forum knows of a box that will do this ........
that would surely be a great thing,cause you could do it from in side at the touch of a button.
 
I,m sure someone on the forum knows of a box that will do this ........ rather than having to use an old style receiver
I may have a Research Concepts box somewhere
 
that would surely be a great thing,cause you could do it from in side at the touch of a button.
Indeed .. and it would be good to use the kit that you already have there. It may well get all that your wanting to receive ..... time will tell .
 
From my own experience i can assure you that the servo tester showed by s-band is working fine to turn thr antenna in the corotor
 
From my own experience i can assure you that the servo tester showed by s-band is working fine to turn thr antenna in the corotor
I've attached a picture of the rc digital server,my question is where do the 3 wires on my rotor connect to and what powers the rc digital server allowing it to turn the probe?
 

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My conehead feedhorn arrived today,still waiting on rimants lnb holder and the rc servo to move the probe.
 

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Hi guys got rimants lnb holder,but I don't think I can get enought tilt upwards as the bottom of threaded bar is hitting the lnb.
But I will not know rightly till I put it on the dish,but I still feel there will not be enough space for play.
Take a look at some rough pics.
 

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Unless I'm missing something can't you just rotate it out of the way, it doesn't have to point down.
 
Unless I'm missing something can't you just rotate it out of the way, it doesn't have to point down.

Yes i think so .... certainly for the circular transmissions ... the skew of the whole assembly isn,t very important ... especially as there will be adjustment of the receiving probe anyway
 
Unless I'm missing something can't you just rotate it out of the way, it doesn't have to point down.

Linear transmissions might be more of an issue ? .... could try turning the block lnb the other way round 1.webp it should line up to the feed just the same ... and give some forward / backward adjustment of the co rotor body

or the whole issue could be mounted upside down ..... 3.webp ....
 
Got it on the dish gonna try 20.e C band
 

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Getting this guy's.its all ku listing on my Dr HD f15,how do I put c band sats on it.
Getting invalid frequency
 
Invalid frequency
 

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Heyyyyyyy c band channels here on 20.e
3884 v 27500 getting 7db to 7.2db
Lqraa
Eri TV
AL-EKhbaria
Saudi-2
 

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Wrote you in the e-mail and then opened this thread. So, If you, Michael, install the original LNB holder, then the middle of the Ku-band LNB will be approximately where I painted the red dot. And this red dot represents (approximately) the position of the focal point of the dish. LNB's phase center is located approximately where the green circle is painted. Your task would be to make sure the red and the green are co-located. Therefore , the LNB should be moved much lower, when the feedhorn almost touching the feedarm. If needed, the threaded pin (pointed by the orange arrow) can be removed, and the metal plank (pink arrow) can be slightly bent.
And, if you got some channels from 20*e, congratulations on that, but that does not mean the LNB is placed correctly. But you have time!
 

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