im a bit confused about lnbs, i,m buying a motorised dish, a technomate TM80, on the options i can upgrade to a invert black premium single or twin or quad also ultra single twin and quad, whats the difference do they give the dish a better sweet spot? i don't mind paying extra for something better i just don't know what it is i,m paying for.
thanks
kev
I,m Lnb confused
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ask yourself a question
how many recievers are you going to use
remember your question as it has single twin and quad
now that is
single for one
twin for two
and quad for fourwhich one are you
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Basically helps pull in the weaker of signals m8
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i,m just going to be using one receiver off it, a vu solo 2 so i would need a minimum of a twin lnb and I'm presuming the ultra is a better quality lnb than the premium
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i,m just going to be using one receiver off it, a vu solo 2 so i would need a minimum of a twin lnb and I'm presuming the ultra is a better quality lnb than the premium
Yes get the ultra twin
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im a bit confused about lnbs, i,m buying a motorised dish, a technomate TM80, on the options i can upgrade to a invert black premium single or twin or quad also ultra single twin and quad, whats the difference do they give the dish a better sweet spot? i don't mind paying extra for something better i just don't know what it is i,m paying for.
thanks
kevThe ultra claims to have additional 5db of gain at some point across the spectrum compared to the Premium _
I have only ever noticed a difference in very extreme situations like when i used to try and get Viasat from sirius on a 1.5m _ The ultra made a marginal improvement on picture stability ! :85:
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