C+Ku is a dual band LNB. To use a C-Band Ku-Band Dual-Band LNB on a single dish, follow these steps: C means – it is capable of receiving C-Band TV signals. Ku means – It is capable of receiving Ku-Band TV signals. LNBF means – Low Noise Block Filter so our question is How to Use C+ku 2 Band or Dual LNB in Single Dish? This C+Ku Band LNB is already designed for installation in a single-dish antenna. It can receive Ku-band and C-band TV signals.
For this antenna, you need a minimum of 4ft C+Ku Band Dual LNB and dish antenna. this antenna is easily available in electronics shops or online.
How to Install C+Ku Band LNBF? –
You will receive a jumper cable with this C+Ku Band LNB so you can connect two ports together because it is already an inbuilt DiSEqC Switch inside. Now connect STB mainline to another port. Now go to set-top box settings and create two satellites, Now give one port to Satellite1 and 2nd Port to Satellite2. Now scan both satellites, now you will receive free satellites from both satellites or both bands.
Which Satellite is best for receiving using C+Ku Band LNB?
The best satellites to receive using a C+Ku Band LNB depend on your location and the desired channels. However, here are some popular satellites that can be received using a C+Ku Band LNB: AsiaSat 5 (100.5°E) AsiaSat 7 (105.5°E) Measat 3 (91.5°E) Measat 3A (91.5°E) G-Sat 30 at 83.0°E (83°E) GSAT 15 (93.5°E) GSAT 17 (93.5°E) Please note that the availability of channels and the required frequency range may vary depending on your location and the satellite’s footprint. You should select a satellite that provides C-band and Ku-band TV channels like GSAT-15 and GSAT-17. Both satellites are in the same position and provide Ku-Band and C-Band TV channels. You can find more topics on LNBF for receiving satellite FREE TV channels without any monthly subscription.
