Which type lnb is need for intelsat 9/16 - 58w.

[ECM CHASER]

Dear Members,
Can someone tell me what kind of LNB/type is needed for: INTELSAT 9/16 - 58W. (Mexico).
Also what kind of :INPUT FREQUENCY and/of OUTPUT FREQUENCY is PREFERRED???

Thank you, in advance

[Costactc]

I only pick up channels on that sat for true fta but having a look at Lyngsat I would say a linear lnb will be required with frequency set to 10750.

[tuyo]

I am using a Universal.

[ECM CHASER]

I am using a Universal. HI Tuyo, Do you mean UNIVERSAL LINEAR LB??????? How big of a dish do you need for good reception in the CARIBBEAN????? Thanks in advance for any advice.

[sston]

Ecm Chaser got to //www.satbeams.com and select satellite 58W and your location, when you select your location a pop up will let you know size dish you will need.

[tuyo]

Yes Universal Linear, In southern Caribbean 1.8 meter off-set, I am testing with a 2.4 meter off-set.

[japonc]

a sharp dtv lnb converter to lineal and frecuency 10600

[beb022]

I am currently within this footprint, Can I use my dish 500 with single dual pro lnb to scan this sat? Will C band work?

[tuyo]

I am currently within this footprint, Can I use my dish 500 with single dual pro lnb to scan this sat? Will C band work?

For the KU-band you need an Universal LNB as was mentioned before. I can not comment on C-band, as I do not test that.

[beb022]

I am currently within this footprint, Can I use my dish 500 with single dual pro lnb to scan this sat? Will C band work?

I checked 58w and has C band & K band , I checked SATS on my unit and yes has 58W,C. I guess I'll just try to lock it in , nobody can tell me if it will work? I want NFL ticket since SkyMex offers that package.

[Terryl]

For 58W you will need a linear LNB and a bigger dish, at least a 33", it all depends on where you are located in its foot print.

For "C" band channels you will need at least a 6 foot dish with a "C" band LNB, a Dish 500 will not work for this satellite on any of the bands.

To find the correct size dish for your location go to the link below, zoom into your location and click on it with the mouse, it will give you an estimated dish size for 58W, be sure to use the correct beam, there are several, and they are for both "Ku" and "C" band satellites.


http://www.satbeams.com/footprints?norad=26451

[tuyo]

yes, use a universal type linear LNB for the ku band

[bigchino]

Will this one work FTA/FSS/Ku-band Linear Standard Dual LNB/LNBF and a 33 in sat? Thamks

[tuyo]

Will this one work FTA/FSS/Ku-band Linear Standard Dual LNB/LNBF and a 33 in sat? Thamks

As I said before you need a Universal and not a Standard LNB