does this work with dish satelite and do i need a ku-band
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should work with dish network i could not get the v3 running brought a ultra hd v6 file already loaded on it worked good to get infor on these google fta sites and other boxes lot of reading to do at different sites i have had lots of boxes v3 is the 1st one i could not get running good luck
1677245
I have Dish and it works with it. I shouldn't conjecture about Direct. It also works with Over the Air for me.
1104294
Yes, this dish will work with the 95W Linear Satellite Signal (Vertical) from DIRECTV. It is the only dish you would need to get the DIRECTV channels from the 95W. It also includes an LNB for the 101W (Circular) which is used for activation, and receiving guide data. Both LNBs should be connected. A 4x4, 4x8, 6x8 or SWM switch should be used to combine the two satellite signals (95W/L/V and 101W/C)
632692
No sure what you mean by you have C-Band Satellite only??? This dish and LNBF combination will not receive C-Band. Now if you something set wrong in your receiver, it may show up as a c-band frequency. You can email me at sales@nc-electronics if I can help.
42345
We've only seen KA, X and Laser. Upon further research, Ku band is not typically used for radar. It is allocated for satellite in the US. It is used in Europe for traffic radar. Ku will eventually be used here.
1663702
Yes, but the Hopper is not compatible with your existing wiring & satelite dish. You just can't swap out the Hopper with a standard DVR/receiver from Dish. You need a whole new setup.
1430914
the thing is Called LMB and no you will also need the dish satellite and receiver. to be able to use dish.
1430916
I think what you are talking about is the LNB. It is very likely that this is all you need, but I am not sure. I recently bought a Dish Tailgater which finds the satellites automatically and works great. It however will only work with the Dish v211k receiver. I already had that so transition was simple.
938854
Yes, my receiver came with the DL100 already installed, and it works very well. I will add that the tuner is very sensitive, so the dish needs to be intercepting a strong signal from the satellite.
2016320
No they`re made for free to air channels which means you need a satellite dish antenna and some technical knowledge to make them work. Search fta receivers and see what`s available.
2122308
I use a 36 inch dish with an FTA KU band LMB, not the KA like dishnet and directv use. Right here on Amazon there is a 36" dish w/KU lmb I live in South East Texas and get over 400 channels pointing at G-19 alone. Hope this helps.
1665605
Yes you will need a 1 meter dish and a LNB and coaxial cable in addition to the Starcom receiver. If you are not experienced it will be very difficult to aim the dish and set up the receiver. If you are tuned to the 97 degree satellite there will be over 200 channels in many languages.
418571
Sorry, can't answer that question. I don't work with any satellite antennas. I only work with TV antennas that receive local TV stations.
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yes. When you enter your state through your receiver, the KD5500 will do an automatic search to find your 3 satellites. It will then remember the exact location of the satellites and when you change channels the KD5500 will go imediately to the proper satellite and tune in that channel. I also own a Tailgator...the portable version of the KD5500. It also works great. Whenever you change locations you have to go through the set up process again which takes 10 to 15 minutes on average. Make sure you have the proper Dish Network receiver to work with the KD5500.
1497446
No OTA compatibility. Works only in conjunction with ka/ku DirecTV satellite dishes.
1077893
Go to DBStalk dot com. There are some on there that have been successful getting the satellites to converge on the LNB. It is much more difficult than just using the Slimline Dish itself.
1437795
It is compatible, however; I continue to have problems receiving all three satellites, thus reducing the number of channels that I should receive. I have spent hours trying to get it right, but only received all channels one time. Use dish on my motor home and it must be set up each time I move to a new location.