lnb works for cielo

[angelrph1]

please tell me if this lnb works in cielo 58w
i have ilink 210 and I live in juarez mx
Input Frequency Range
11.7 - 12.2 GHz
L.O. Frequency
10750MHz
L.O. Stability
1 MHz (-40 - +70° c)
Ouput Frequency Range
950 - 1450 MHz
Noise
.2 dB typical
Conversion Gain
70 dB typical
Input VSWR
2.5:1
Output VSWR
2.0:1 (max)
Connector
F Type female
Impedence
75 ohm typical
Cross Polar Isolation
>25dB (min.)
Image Rejection
45 dB (min.)
Phase Noise
-50dBc @ 1 KHz
-75dBc @ 10 KHz
-95dBc @ 100KHz
Supply Voltage
Ca: 11.5 - 14.0 V = Vertical Polarization
Cb: 15.5 - 19.0 V = Horizontal Polarization

Operating Temperature
-40 - +70 degrees Celsius
Storage Temperature
-40 - +80 degrees Celsius
Relative Humidity
0 - 95 %
Throat Diameter
40mm

[steven charles]

friend its that a linear lnb,can,t tell by what you posted,it sounds like it,but can you post a picture of the lnb to make sure its a linear lnb....

[Terryl]

That LNB will work fine, but you must be within the coverage area for the Mexico beam if you want the SKY channels.

Look at the link below, select the Mexico beam, this will give you the coverage area for that satellite and beam, and if you register (it's free) it will give you the estimated dish size needed for your location.

Once you register you just click on your location, it should give you a dish size, and if you can receive that satellite at your location.


http://www.satbeams.com/footprints?norad=36397

[dishuser]

friend its that a linear lnb,can,t tell by what you posted,it sounds like it,but can you post a picture of the lnb to make sure its a linear lnb....

the frequency range isn't a clue?

[steven charles]

the frequency range isn't a clue?hey bro,it would help if they posted the name of the lnb,not just the low freq....

[dishuser]

hey bro,it would help if they posted the name of the lnb,not just the low freq....

not really...lol

[angelrph1]

16953
this is the lnb that I brought