Gold Member Username: KirankumarI will not b... Post Number: 2055 Registered: Oct-07 | this is what i found on another site,if you have a 24"or larger dish and the correct lnb you can get 118 7 on viewsat,maybe other receivers should be able to get it as well Thanks to the work of neneng, he has found a way for us to Not only receive but to view channels on 118.7 Apparently the Viewsat Coders decided to use EchoStar 9 to allow us to view 118.7 Channels. As per suggested I tried the following at it did work. For all members that are using the Special LNB for 118.7 - with a CB2008A LNB Setting up the Antenna Settings: Go to Menu, Installation, Antenna Setup Setup for Echo 9 -121W LNB Type: Standard LNB Freq: 10750 **** TP Freq: 11715 Now you will not see TP freq: 11715. In order for the Receiver to find all Available TP freq for 118.7, make certain you Auto TP is ON. Then do this: Preparing the TP Frequecies for Echo 9 -121W: Go to Menu Channel Scan Select EchoStar 9 Scroll down to Edit TP> OK Now scroll thru the window and delete all the TP Freqs by pressing the [F3] Delete TP button. Then, while in this window: Press F1 for Add User TP Enter: TP freQ: 11715...S/R: 20000...Pol: V...FEC: 7/8 Exit and then Save. Now go to Auto Scan: Auto Scanning all available TP Freqs and Channels from 118.7 (121W): Echo 9 should be selected, Scroll down and start Scan. You should now have over 123 Channels if your dish is 24" or larger. Please Note: No Sat ID lock will be displayed at the top right hand corner of the screen. The coders have not included this function yet. While TP freq 11715 is chosen you should have a Q signal of 20% or higher. This signal strength is strong enough to scan TPs and Channels and no pixelation should occur. The larger the dish of course the higher the Q signal value |
Platinum Member Username: LklivesPost Number: 14436 Registered: Jan-06 | interesting... |
Gold Member Username: NydasPost Number: 8992 Registered: Jun-06 | ANY 30" AND LARGER Dish that can scan 119W will scan 118.7W comfortable. The viewsat instructions were designed to reduce confusion by creating a separate antenna setup for 118.7 in place of 129W and keep the 119W setup intact. In the 2-3 newer Universal LNBs, you can achieve duality of purpose in the single antenna setup bu scanning twice - once with the lower LNB freq of 118.7 and TP 11715 and then with the regular setup of 119W - (11250 and 12239) |
Gold Member Username: KirankumarI will not b... Post Number: 2056 Registered: Oct-07 | thanks guys, there was a lot of discussion here 2 months ago and while i was on another site i saw this and found it interesting,so i thought i would share it with you guys i have always believed that you need a 30" or larger dish like Nalin states with a circular lnb,i think it is a dual |
Platinum Member Username: LklivesPost Number: 14448 Registered: Jan-06 | Nalin strikes again...now gotta belittle and attempt to correct African,,by stating the same as he basically did.. somebody shoot this crazy bich! that 118 LNB is NOT a universal LNB... |
Gold Member Username: NydasPost Number: 9013 Registered: Jun-06 | USE a 30" or larger Dish. Use a special UNiversal LNB designed for 118.7/119 reception. LK - Have you gone so dumb that you can't understand these simple statements? |
Silver Member Username: PlymouthQuebec city, Quebec Canada Post Number: 742 Registered: Jan-08 | Good job African, i try it after i have repointed my dish (snow tempest) |
Gold Member Username: TapemanNew York City in-HD, NY Post Number: 2572 Registered: Oct-06 | African I wrote in different posts that it can be done using 24" to 26" inch dish DTV Phase II is a about 24" inch Here is a link: https://www.ecoustics.com/cgi-bin/bbs/show.pl?tpc=2&post=1425653#POST1425653 There is no big deal I always like members here or else where to try and post their findings This is how we all share information I wanna add this I really think DN use super dish lately for everything To keep one stock item dish for all sats More like one size fits all For easier installation and easier upgrade To accommodate: 105, 110, 118, 119, 129 Just like DTV one dish for up to 5 sats If a subscribed member wants to upgrade to HD one day they just add one LNB and so forth |
Silver Member Username: MuchoPost Number: 106 Registered: Dec-07 | C/P Circular Dual LNB for both 119 & 118.8°W [118-119lnb] Enlarge $24.99 (24.99CAD) 2+ $19.99 (19.99CAD) Quantity: It's a brand new Ku Band Circular Dual output LNB with Dual polarization. It's designed especially for catching 119 & 118.7 /118.8(Anik F3) at the same time using one such LNB. Each Output gives signal from both satellites. Features: * Dual Output; Neck size: 40mm * Input Frequency Range from 11.70Ghz ~ 12.75Ghz * Output Frequency Range from 950Mhz ~ 2150Mhz * ROC Brand; L.O. figure: 10.75Ghz; * Extremely Low Noise Figure: 0.3dB * Low Phase Noise for Analog or Digital reception * Brand new CB2008A type with Excellent stability * Best solution for individual and multi-satellite systems * Weather-proof O-Ring and Gasket inside. ATTENTION Requires: 30-inch or larger dish Compatible with DirecTV, Free-to-Air (DiSEqC, 22KHz), and legacy switches (SW21, SW44, etc) Not compatible with DishPro switches and/or DishPro (stacked) LNB's Instructions Using a 30-inch or larger dish (we recommend 33-inch), aim with the following settings: Satellite Name: 118°W (Anik F3) or 119°W (Echo7) LNB Type: Standard (or Single) LO Frequency: 10750 or 10600 MHz Finally, do an AUTO SCAN or a BLIND SCAN For some the following settings may work better or give you more channels: LNB Type: Universal If your missing any channels, manually scan them. You can refer to www.lyng*sat.com / www.ly*ngsat.com/anikf3.html LO Frequency: 9750 MHz HI Frequency: 11250 MHz Make sure Anik-F3 (118.7°) TP figure in your receiver menu is correct. |
Silver Member Username: MuchoPost Number: 107 Registered: Dec-07 | Why take a change on your dish size? A 31" Dish goes for ($40 to $45.00) A 36" Dish ($60 to $65.00) To be sure and a better installation for ($20.00) more why not go for the (36") |
Gold Member Username: KirankumarI will not b... Post Number: 2069 Registered: Oct-07 | King, sorry i missed out on thread |
Bronze Member Username: Sandy12421Post Number: 55 Registered: Jul-06 | hi but some body tell me what chenal we scean in 118.7 and we have to put new dish for this 118.7 or we can use old one which is allready pinted on echo 7 and echo 8,10 pls give me the answer tx |
Gold Member Username: KirankumarI will not b... Post Number: 2070 Registered: Oct-07 | first you need a 30" or larger dish and it should pint the same as 119 and 110 then you replace the 119 lnb so now you can get 119 118.7 and 110 from one dish with 2 lnbs |
Bronze Member Username: Sandy12421Post Number: 56 Registered: Jul-06 | ok tx for ans but u told me replace 119 lnb but i have allready 119 lnd on the dish so pls tell me what lnb i should cheng |
Gold Member Username: KirankumarI will not b... Post Number: 2071 Registered: Oct-07 | you will remove the existing 119 lnb and replace with circular lnb which will have 2 outputs,one for 119 and one for 118.8,then you hook up the cables to switch |
Gold Member Username: KirankumarI will not b... Post Number: 2072 Registered: Oct-07 | take a look at this link it has more info and pictures as well https://www.ecoustics.com/electronics/forum/home-video/459196.html |
Bronze Member Username: Sandy12421Post Number: 58 Registered: Jul-06 | ok u mean this is difrent lnb |
Gold Member Username: KirankumarI will not b... Post Number: 2077 Registered: Oct-07 | yes you got it it is abut $24. go on e bay |
Bronze Member Username: Sandy12421Post Number: 59 Registered: Jul-06 | can u tell me the name of this lnb what we call tx |
Gold Member Username: KirankumarI will not b... Post Number: 2078 Registered: Oct-07 | Make sure you buy a 118.7/119 specific Universal LNB.when you look at it it will specify both birds,just look around |
Bronze Member Username: Sandy12421Post Number: 60 Registered: Jul-06 | and can u tell me we can scan any hindi chenal on this 118.7 |
Gold Member Username: KirankumarI will not b... Post Number: 2079 Registered: Oct-07 | yes,all the channels that are on 61.5 are on 118.7 |
Bronze Member Username: Sandy12421Post Number: 61 Registered: Jul-06 | oh ok tx for help |
Silver Member Username: AbjPost Number: 535 Registered: Feb-06 | check out this link for the info... http://www.worldwidesatellites.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=250 |