How to receive two or more satellite on one dish

First topic message reminder :

Do you know you can track Dstv, Mytv and Multi tv all on one dish?

odofin wrote:

Pls hw cn i add sirus 4 to my w3a.

vry easy just put sirius 4 lnb on top w3a bt u must first track w3a

ancl wrote:

odofin wrote:

Pls hw cn i add sirus 4 to my w3a.

vry easy just put sirius 4 lnb on top w3a bt u must first track w3a

Tnk u,i'm watching 5 sat on 3 dish nw,W3a nd sirus 4 on 90cm dish,w4 nd astra on 60cm dish, nd w3c on anoda 60cm dish.

una 2 much

good nite

odofin wrote:

ancl wrote:

odofin wrote:

Pls hw cn i add sirus 4 to my w3a.

vry easy just put sirius 4 lnb on top w3a bt u must first track w3a

Tnk u,i'm watching 5 sat on 3 dish nw,W3a nd sirus 4 on 90cm dish,w4 nd astra on 60cm dish, nd w3c on anoda 60cm dish.

u try but u are stll under utilising your dishes, u can combine w3c, multi tv and w4 on a 60cm dish and track ab7 & nss7 using d remaining 60cm dish.

To track d 1st combo;
track w3c 1st then get another lnb on top of it to get astra 2b, u can now track w4 by attaching another lnb on top of d astra lnb.

For 2nd combo:
track ab7 1st then attach another lnb on top to get nss7.

U can hit sirius and w3a together wit only one lnb on a 90cm dish and also astra and w3c wit one lnb on a 90cm dish and den add ur w4 lnb on top of d astra/w3c lnb

Evrytin and anytin is possible tracking sat jst be patience dat is d solution you need

world richest wrote:

Evrytin and anytin is possible tracking sat jst be patience dat is d solution you need

true talk bro

007 wrote:

U can hit sirius and w3a together wit only one lnb on a 90cm dish and also astra and w3c wit one lnb on a 90cm dish and den add ur w4 lnb on top of d astra/w3c lnb

usin 1 lnbf wont a maximum signal 4 primary focus

For w3a kip it @ max signal and reduce sirius signal bcos sirius does not rilly hav any serious channel. Astra has very powerful signals compared to 16a so u can reduce astra to 70 from 90 to get 16a @ 70% and u can now add ur w4 lnb on top. Simple u hav not lost anytin. Likewise d same for ab7 and nss7

007 wrote:

For w3a kip it @ max signal and reduce sirius signal bcos sirius does not rilly hav any serious channel. Astra has very powerful signals compared to 16a so u can reduce astra to 70 from 90 to get 16a @ 70% and u can now add ur w4 lnb on top. Simple u hav not lost anytin. Likewise d same for ab7 and nss7

this ab7 nd nss7,are they k- band? If yes,hw cn i track it(frqncy nd symbol rate,also d degree).

odofin wrote:

007 wrote:

For w3a kip it @ max signal and reduce sirius signal bcos sirius does not rilly hav any serious channel. Astra has very powerful signals compared to 16a so u can reduce astra to 70 from 90 to get 16a @ 70% and u can now add ur w4 lnb on top. Simple u hav not lost anytin. Likewise d same for ab7 and nss7

this ab7 nd nss7,are they k- band? If yes,hw cn i track it(frqncy nd symbol rate,also d degree).

they are both ku band.

triumphant wrote:

odofin wrote:

007 wrote:

For w3a kip it @ max signal and reduce sirius signal bcos sirius does not rilly hav any serious channel. Astra has very powerful signals compared to 16a so u can reduce astra to 70 from 90 to get 16a @ 70% and u can now add ur w4 lnb on top. Simple u hav not lost anytin. Likewise d same for ab7 and nss7

this ab7 nd nss7,are they k- band? If yes,hw cn i track it(frqncy nd symbol rate,also d degree).

they are both ku band.

wat abt d frequencies?

Sha they do not hav any gud fta station

007 wrote:

Sha they do not hav any gud fta station

ab7 or nss7

007 wrote:

Sha they do not hav any gud fta station

but i think paired is now openning ab7 channels as confirmed yesteday by ancl. well i don't know how far its true. but if true then it might be worth tracking, i mean ab 7 cos of the jsc sports.

Yea it is opening dem

007 wrote:

Yea it is opening dem

confirmed

Enjoy

007 wrote:

Enjoy

hw can i get dis ab7 self. Bigbros don tire me

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Losaries wrote:

007 wrote:

Enjoy

hw can i get dis ab7 self. Bigbros don tire me

ab7 is directly bhind w3a.use ur trackin experience 2 hit green

ab 7 is at 7 degrees west

please johnbull I want to know full tutor on dish issues bcos my hitv has not been showing anything except 15% signal strength

microsat wrote:

ab 7 is at 7 degrees west

any1 dat want 2 track dis Satellite sud use dis = Eutelsat w7@7'w JSC frequency 10853H 27500. Den blind scan 2 get d rest of d frequency

abudavis wrote:

microsat wrote:

ab 7 is at 7 degrees west

any1 dat want 2 track dis Satellite sud use dis = Eutelsat w7@7'w JSC frequency 10853H 27500. Den blind scan 2 get d rest of d frequency

thanks 4d info

Sensicut07 wrote:

abudavis wrote:

microsat wrote:

ab 7 is at 7 degrees west

any1 dat want 2 track dis Satellite sud use dis = Eutelsat w7@7'w JSC frequency 10853H 27500. Den blind scan 2 get d rest of d frequency

thanks 4d info

Anytime my bro...

Ab7 is now known as eutelsat 7 west A

yea dats d new name

pls.i want 2 no d meanin nd uses of fec 2/3, 5/6 as de are used in d satelite word

Oliver Obekpa wrote:

pls.i want 2 no d meanin nd uses of fec 2/3, 5/6 as de are used in d satelite word

FEC - Forward error correction is used in satellite
communications to overcome the effects of interference in a satellite
link therefore making it more efficient. In encoding for forward error
correction, redundant bits are added to an incoming bit stream so that
errors in transmission may be detected and corrected at the far end. In
some FEC systems the number of redundant bits is equal to the number of
data bits, resulting in a doubling of data rate for a given channel
transmission rate. The loss of communication capacity, bandwidth is traded for a guaranteed low error rate.Propagation
disturbances [ie. attenuation caused by rain] result in a reduced
carrier power to noise power ration [C/N] for a short period of time.
Rather than designing the link with a very high clear sky C/N, it is economic to add FEC to the link to correct errors during periods of link degradation.
In M phase modulation there are two common types of FEC, Viterbi and Sequential which are applied at different rates ie. FEC R1/2 where 2 bits are sent for every 1 and R3/4
where 4 bits are sent for every 3. R1/2 FEC would be used where power
is a consideration and R3/4 would be used if bandwidth was a
consideration, other rates exist ie. R4/5 and R7/8.

10s microsat 4 always giv quick responds 2 m questins.ma d lord giv more strenght

Nic info

yeah

9ce info bt theres sometin u did nt add d vry meaanin of LNB or LNBF

abudavis wrote:

9ce info bt theres sometin u did nt add d vry meaanin of LNB or LNBF

A Low Noise Block Downconverter (LNB) is the device mounted to the front of a
satellite receiver ("dish") that receives the weak microwave signal
incoming from a satellite, amplifies it, and converts it to a signal
readable by consumer equipment designed for interpreting satellite
communications.Satellite beams, constantly broadcast down from the sky, are
caught by a concave receiver device (commonly known as a dish) and
reflected onto a Low Noise Block. As the LNB receives these
communications, which are typically broadcast at a frequency of between
four and 21 gigahertz, it first applies a filter to remove any spurious
microwave that might have been caught by the satellite dish. After
unwanted signals are filtered, the LNB then amplifies the weak satellite
signal, converts it to a lower frequency capable of traveling across
coaxial cable, and sends the signal on to a special electronic decoding
device connected to the satellite customer's television. The received signal is mixed with a Local Oscillator source typically
5.150Ghz for CBand and 10, 10.9, 11.3 and 11.475GHz for KU and then
amplified

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gud job man

Pls is there any single LNB dat receive k-band nd c-band signal.

is that possible

odofin wrote:

Pls is there any single LNB dat receive k-band nd c-band signal.

yes very possible check out the strong L972 LNB here

LOVELY

microsat wrote:

odofin wrote:

Pls is there any single LNB dat receive k-band nd c-band signal.

yes very possible check out the strong L972 LNB here

gud 1

microsat wrote:

abudavis wrote:

9ce info bt theres sometin u did nt add d vry meaanin of LNB or LNBF

A Low Noise Block Downconverter (LNB) is the device mounted to the front of a
satellite receiver ("dish") that receives the weak microwave signal
incoming from a satellite, amplifies it, and converts it to a signal
readable by consumer equipment designed for interpreting satellite
communications.Satellite beams, constantly broadcast down from the sky, are
caught by a concave receiver device (commonly known as a dish) and
reflected onto a Low Noise Block. As the LNB receives these
communications, which are typically broadcast at a frequency of between
four and 21 gigahertz, it first applies a filter to remove any spurious
microwave that might have been caught by the satellite dish. After
unwanted signals are filtered, the LNB then amplifies the weak satellite
signal, converts it to a lower frequency capable of traveling across
coaxial cable, and sends the signal on to a special electronic decoding
device connected to the satellite customer's television. The received signal is mixed with a Local Oscillator source typically
5.150Ghz for CBand and 10, 10.9, 11.3 and 11.475GHz for KU and then
amplified

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good education bro.

you are welcome

Okoegualek wrote:

LOVELY

okoegualek dis ur profile real

John bull wrote:

Do you know you can track Dstv, Mytv and Multi tv all on one dish?

how tell me more of it thank you

Is possible to track multitv,dstv & holatv on one dish or nilesat & holatv on 1.8m groundmount dish by using attachment ?

abou1 wrote:

@niranfam just put ur lnb below d 1st one and move 4rm up to down slowly. NOTE: I USE D BIG STRONG DISH LNB HOLDER 4 2ND LNB.

to you all. All these idea of two or more satellite on one dish is stupidity bcos these will surely affect each other. Pls what that will give installer problem do not sharee it.