How to use the multi-satellite dish C-Band Scalar Ring?

A multi-satellite dish C-Band Scalar Ring is a device used to combine the signals from multiple C-Band satellites onto a single cable, allowing you to receive signals from multiple satellites using a single Low Noise Block (LNB) converter. If you are a satellite FTA channel lover and love to track satellites from different positions. then this post is only for you. In this post, we will tell you how you can install up to four C-Band LNBF on a Single C-Band Dish antenna, and you can receive FTA channels from different satellites by using this Multi Feed Scalar Ring C-Band LNB Bracket Holder.

Accessories Required :

You can buy CB-4MSFL-Pro or CB-4MSFL C-Band LNB Set from Solid’s official website. in this set, you will get –

• 4pcs C-Band LNBF
• 1pcs Multi Feed LNBF Bracket Holder
• 4pcs Coaxial Cable Jumper
• 1pcs 4 in 1 DiSEqC Switch

You will receive all the items in a single package. So you can install a Multi Feed LNBF Bracket Holder for set four LNBF on a single C-Band Dish Antenna.

How to install it? –

Dish Antenna Size –

Check before ordering it, Your C-Band dish antenna size should be 180cm / 6ft or above. If you want to get a mesh dish antenna, then it should be a C-Band dish antenna of at least 8ft (240cm) or 10ft (300cm) size.

Multi Feed Bracket Holder –

First of all, remove your old feedhorn from your C-Band Dish antenna, and fit this Multi Feed Bracket Holder, or attach the scalar ring to the C-Band dish, making sure it’s securely fastened. CB-4MSFL-Pro or CB-4MSFL package comes with a different-2 multi bracket for different angles, so check before ordering or buying which satellites you want to track and what is their distance.

LNBF Fitting –

Now fit all the LNBF one by one on the Multi Feed Bracket.

Jumper –

Connect the LNBs from each satellite to the corresponding ports on the scalar ring, and connect a coaxial jumper cable from LNBF to the DiseQEC Switch. Note: Before connecting a jumper cable to the DiseQEC Switch, we suggest you set satellite signals on each LNBF one by one by using a satellite dB meter or set-top box.

Which Satellites Tested? –

it depends on your location and country. We have tested this scalar ring and received these satellite signals.

• First LNB:       AsiaSat 7    at   105.5° East
• Second LNB:  Yamal 401   at   90.0° East
• Third LNB:      Thaicom      at          78.5° East
• Fourth LNB:     ABS-2        at   74.9° East

Ensure the scalar ring is properly aligned with the satellites to avoid signal loss, so you may need to adjust the scalar ring’s gain and frequency settings to optimize the signal quality.