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Astra - Eutelsat or Hotbird 6- Eutelsat

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  • gent59
    Member
    • Aug 2010
    • 63

    Astra - Eutelsat or Hotbird 6- Eutelsat

    Is it possible to receive Astra 19E - Eutelsat 16E in the same time or Hotbird 6- Eutelsat 16E with a duo LNB?
  • osmanliimperator
    Experienced Board Member
    • Oct 2011
    • 671

    #2
    Re: Astra - Eutelsat or Hotbird 6- Eutelsat

    perhaps this is not the right place to ask these question but i will try to help you

    you can receive hotbird (13°e) and eutelsat (16°e) by using a duo lnb:

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    • gent59
      Member
      • Aug 2010
      • 63

      #3
      Re: Astra - Eutelsat or Hotbird 6- Eutelsat

      can anyone confirm the document, someone who tested by him self or use. I think, if I receive hotbird (13°e) and eutelsat (16°e) why I couldn't asta (19.2°e) and eutelsat (16°e) by using a duo lnb, there is just a difference of 0.2°!

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      • BM300
        Senior Member
        • Sep 2010
        • 188

        #4
        Re: Astra - Eutelsat or Hotbird 6- Eutelsat
        Originally posted by gent59
        can anyone confirm the document, someone who tested by him self or use. I think, if I receive hotbird (13°e) and eutelsat (16°e) why I couldn't asta (19.2°e) and eutelsat (16°e) by using a duo lnb, there is just a difference of 0.2°!
        Since the spacing diffrence is the same 3 degrees as with the previos setup, I see no reason why you could not.
        remember to keep the weeker satellite on the center of the dish.

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        • alfred_1
          Banned
          • Dec 2010
          • 177

          #5
          Re: Astra - Eutelsat or Hotbird 6- Eutelsat

          Originally posted by gent59
          can anyone confirm the document, someone who tested by him self or use. I think, if I receive hotbird (13°e) and eutelsat (16°e) why I couldn't asta (19.2°e) and eutelsat (16°e) by using a duo lnb, there is just a difference of 0.2°!
          The difference is 3 Degs. and not 0.2, and yes you can either use a combination of H/B & 16 E. OR 16E & Astra 19.2.

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          • paradiselost
            Senior Member
            • Nov 2011
            • 185

            #6
            Re: Astra - Eutelsat or Hotbird 6- Eutelsat

            Should not be a problem try to set the correct antenna

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            • mirny
              Experienced Board Member
              • Nov 2011
              • 707

              #7
              Re: Astra - Eutelsat or Hotbird 6- Eutelsat

              You are not writing your exact position or dish size. So i see you are from europe so it will work with ICECRYPT 0.1dB 3 Degree Monoblock or Inverto 3 Degree Monoblock LNB or Inverto Black Pro 3 Degree Monoblock LNB. Dont forget these monoblocks are designed for 85cm dishes. In this case I will put the 16e to the center, becase 13e or 19e are satelittes with strong reception. And these sattelites are not on exact positions, for instance 13e is 13,02 to 13,06e, 16e is 15.81 to 16,05e and 19,2e is 19,15 to 19,23e. So that your 0,2 degree is not that important, you'll have reserve for bad weather, don't worry.
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              • toby69
                Experienced Board Member
                • Oct 2011
                • 4198

                #8
                Re: Astra - Eutelsat or Hotbird 6- Eutelsat

                hi, i tried this a long time ago, with a monoblock, standing at back of dish you should connect left horn on focal arm an that would be for 13e, an right horn for 19e, next thing to do is set you dish on 19e. you say you want 16e as well with same set-up an i found it would not work, two reasons, 1, lnb would not fit between 19 an 13 as you would require 16e to be prime as this is the weaker signal. 2, you will find that monoblock is self switching and would not work with a 4way diseqc switch system, i think you now can purchase very narrow lnbs so you can go the 3degree 3 lnb way. via 4way external diseqc switch. (monoblocks are really any good if you only want 2 sats.
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                • mirny
                  Experienced Board Member
                  • Nov 2011
                  • 707

                  #9
                  Re: Astra - Eutelsat or Hotbird 6- Eutelsat

                  Originally posted by toby69
                  hi, i tried this a long time ago, with a monoblock, standing at back of dish you should connect left horn on focal arm an that would be for 13e, an right horn for 19e, next thing to do is set you dish on 19e. you say you want 16e as well with same set-up an i found it would not work, two reasons, 1, lnb would not fit between 19 an 13 as you would require 16e to be prime as this is the weaker signal. 2, you will find that monoblock is self switching and would not work with a 4way diseqc switch system, i think you now can purchase very narrow lnbs so you can go the 3degree 3 lnb way. via 4way external diseqc switch. (monoblocks are really any good if you only want 2 sats.
                  if post was helpful click thanks button.
                  Don't confuse him. He want 13e+16e or 16e+19e not 13+16+19e together.
                  And if so there is option, you can use alps lnb's to receive 3degree on multifocus. And multifocus can be used with another lnb with diseqc with option [option] you can use EMP P162IW Option or Spaun SUR 1.1.
                  So don't tell it's impossible, maybe in UK is it impossible. There is different reception. And you did not write what kind of dish and type of lnb, you have used when you tried it. So just chcek the web and you will find loads of successfull installations. Nazdar.
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                  • toby69
                    Experienced Board Member
                    • Oct 2011
                    • 4198

                    #10
                    Re: Astra - Eutelsat or Hotbird 6- Eutelsat

                    if you look in the tip section have posted monoblock i used, what i actually was trying to say was if a person was to go the monoblock way, i found that it would not switch if using another lnb using a 4 way switcher, seperate cable needed, to a/b switch, this was on a tiny 90cm dish at the time, oh by the way 3degree monoblocks were not availble 7 years ago, i know he after just them 2, so perhaps he (gent) should go an spend some dosh an find out an gain experence by trying himself. 7years ago none of imformation about.

                    Originally posted by toby69
                    if you look in the tip section have posted monoblock i used, what i actually was trying to say was if a person was to go the monoblock way, i found that it would not switch if using another lnb using a 4 way switcher, seperate cable needed, to a/b switch, this was on a tiny 90cm dish at the time, oh by the way 3degree monoblocks were not availble 7 years ago, i know he after just them 2, so perhaps he (gent) should go an spend some dosh an find out an gain experence by trying himself. 7years ago none of imformation about.
                    looks like no one answering gents question, he asking if anyone has done it, not you should be able to.
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                    • BM300
                      Senior Member
                      • Sep 2010
                      • 188

                      #11
                      Re: Astra - Eutelsat or Hotbird 6- Eutelsat

                      Originally posted by gent59
                      Is it possible to receive Astra 19E - Eutelsat 16E in the same time or Hotbird 6- Eutelsat 16E with a duo LNB?
                      My undrstanding was as follows:

                      Is it possible to receive with a duo LNB

                      Astra 19E - Eutelsat 16E (3 degrees apart)
                      or
                      Hotbird 6- Eutelsat 16E (3 degrees apart)

                      So the answer is Yes.

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                      • mirny
                        Experienced Board Member
                        • Nov 2011
                        • 707

                        #12
                        Re: Astra - Eutelsat or Hotbird 6- Eutelsat

                        Originally posted by toby69
                        if you look in the tip section have posted monoblock i used, what i actually was trying to say was if a person was to go the monoblock way, i found that it would not switch if using another lnb using a 4 way switcher, seperate cable needed, to a/b switch, this was on a tiny 90cm dish at the time, oh by the way 3degree monoblocks were not availble 7 years ago, i know he after just them 2, so perhaps he (gent) should go an spend some dosh an find out an gain experence by trying himself. 7years ago none of imformation about.
                        I'm still not quite sure what are you trying to tell. Why you still talking about some 4 way switcher? If you use monoblock and another lnb, you can connect it throught diseqc 1.1 switch (outdoor designed) place it on the dish, and you don't need any other cable. Have I paint it for you? And I think, he is asking now, not 7years ago. Please give me a link for that your configuration, I'm really curious about that you configuration.
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                        • toby69
                          Experienced Board Member
                          • Oct 2011
                          • 4198

                          #13
                          Re: Astra - Eutelsat or Hotbird 6- Eutelsat

                          firsty, must put my hands up as i misread, thought gent was going to use monoblock and seperate lnd, to get 19,16,13.
                          the mono i used some time ago was a fortec star make, the idea was so i could get 19/13 on mono, and 3 other sats throu a 4X1 external diseqc switch but found that the switching in the mono would not switch (throu) via the external 4x1 diseqc switch, so the only way i could make this work was to have 2 cables, one directly from mono and one from outer 4x1 diseqc switch connecting to a indoors a/b switch, this way i found that i could receive 6 sats, before i installed motor. hope this clarifys the set up. as i said this was soon time ago and more modern kit availble now.
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                          • gent59
                            Member
                            • Aug 2010
                            • 63

                            #14
                            Re: Astra - Eutelsat or Hotbird 6- Eutelsat

                            i'm gonne buy a duo lnb and i'll test it by my self (80 dish). Thank you guys again.

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                            • toby69
                              Experienced Board Member
                              • Oct 2011
                              • 4198

                              #15
                              Re: Astra - Eutelsat or Hotbird 6- Eutelsat

                              mines an old one if you want it, but 6 degrees apart, but you want 3degrees apart, sometimes gent, i only find that if you try yourself you find out results, as it seems no one else has tried, i think you bit concerned about the 0.2 bit on 19.2
                              good luck an let us all know how you get on.
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