Standing behind the dish, the circular lnbf is on the right side of the linear. It doesn't not matter what side you put it.
No need to use a bracket, just use plastic
cable ties. Check out the link below:
http://www.sadoun.com/Sat/Products/F...0CM-Sample.JPG
Michael
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Originally Posted by ddywz
Hi dtsexpert, my setup is very similar to yours. I'm still waiting for my FTA receiver to be delivered... I got a 90cm Fortec Star dish and two LNBs, one Fortec Star universal Ku band and the other a DN single legacy LNBF. I will also use a SG2100 motor that I bought last week.
Question: You mentioned that you have put the circular LNBF on the right. Would you please clarify? Which right? looking from the back of dish, or from the front? In other words is your circular LNBF positioned at a higher or smaller azimuth than universal Ku? What kind of bracket did you use to attach these LNBs? I'm looking for one that can hold both universal Ku and DN circular LNBF. Where do you find such braket? Any idea? Yes, I know, you can DIY but thought to get a nice looking one. Is there any rules regarding the distance between them? I think to put them as close as possible to each other in order to get the most out of the focal point of the dish. Let me know your thoughts? Other inputs are welcomed.
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