I’ve no idea what dish I’ve got. Can someone tell me if this is a universal or wideband lnb? Tags:ireland 2 comments Its a bit of a toss up without seeing the LNB closer, but I reckon it’s a Wideband. Best way to check is if you have a family member or friend with a spare free to air box or an old sky box. If you’re getting signal on the Free to Air channels, it’s a universal LNB. I’d go so far to suggest that not getting any signal may mean it’s a Wideband lnb, but the dish/LNB/connections may have a problem. It’s all troubleshooting unfortunately! That’s a standard sky dish with 2 lnb ports to facilitate sky plus recording. Leave a ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
Its a bit of a toss up without seeing the LNB closer, but I reckon it’s a Wideband. Best way to check is if you have a family member or friend with a spare free to air box or an old sky box. If you’re getting signal on the Free to Air channels, it’s a universal LNB. I’d go so far to suggest that not getting any signal may mean it’s a Wideband lnb, but the dish/LNB/connections may have a problem. It’s all troubleshooting unfortunately!
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Its a bit of a toss up without seeing the LNB closer, but I reckon it’s a Wideband.
Best way to check is if you have a family member or friend with a spare free to air box or an old sky box.
If you’re getting signal on the Free to Air channels, it’s a universal LNB.
I’d go so far to suggest that not getting any signal may mean it’s a Wideband lnb, but the dish/LNB/connections may have a problem.
It’s all troubleshooting unfortunately!
That’s a standard sky dish with 2 lnb ports to facilitate sky plus recording.