KU FRQUENCY TO C-BAND FREQUECY

step 1,go to your strong receiver's menu>installation>manual scan>select any C-band satellite,example NSS7/C-BAND then connect ku signal to your receiver example infinity frequency on ku is, 11.156v45.000 and blind scan it to get your result.
mathematically.NSS7/C+BLIND SCAN ON KU FREQUENCY=3.744V44.999or 45.000=11.156V45.000

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ejiogbe wrote:

step 1,go to your strong receiver's menu>installation>manual scan>select any C-band satellite,example NSS7/C-BAND then connect ku signal to your receiver example infinity frequency on ku is, 11.156v45.000 and blind scan it to get your result.
mathematically.NSS7/C+BLIND SCAN ON KU FREQUENCY=3.744V44.999or 45.000=11.156V45.000

ure not converting anything. all those satellites inputed into ur decoder are just lists, ure free to key in any frequency u like in any sat listed there as u feel like, wether u connect ku band signal or c-band signal.

u r ryt @007

THANKS MAN

007 wrote:

ejiogbe wrote:

step 1,go to your strong receiver's menu>installation>manual scan>select any C-band satellite,example NSS7/C-BAND then connect ku signal to your receiver example infinity frequency on ku is, 11.156v45.000 and blind scan it to get your result.
mathematically.NSS7/C+BLIND SCAN ON KU FREQUENCY=3.744V44.999or 45.000=11.156V45.000

ure not converting anything. all those satellites inputed into ur decoder are just lists, ure free to key in any frequency u like in any sat listed there as u feel like, wether u connect ku band signal or c-band signal.

Thanks, i refrained to say that he does not take it wrong. So one may ask what is the point of capturing a signal Ku with Ku Lnb as C-band parameter.

Gud wrk.

Na so d tin b to post wat does not make sense