- -No need to purchase special smaller size
expensive LNB's. This bracket will work with any Ku band
LNB.
-
- -No need for a mono block. This bracket
takes place of an expensive monoblock. When you purchase
an expensive monoblock, if one side of the monoblock goes bad,
you'll have to replace the whole expensive unit. With this
bracket, if your LNB goes bad, you can just replace that
particular LNB.
Recommended to be used with our
WS9036 90cm dish antenna. Also work with most popular
dishes on the market, including Azure Shine and Fortec Star.
Below are some 4-degree satellite combinations:
- AMC 4 @ 101W & Galaxy 25 @ 97W (Spiritcast
Christian Packages A & B)
- Galaxy 26 @ 93W & Galaxy 25 @ 97W (Aghapy
TV &
Arabic Package, including Al-Karma on Galaxy 25)
- Galaxy 28 @ 89W & Galaxy 26 @93W
- Galaxy 26 @ 93W & Galaxy 25 @ 97W
- Galaxy 3C @ 95W & AMC 4 @ 101W
- Nimiq 2 @ 82W & Nimiq 1 @ 91W
- Echostar 8/10 @ 110W & Echostar 7 @ 119W
Installation Instructions:
When installing any LNB bracket, you must keep in
mind that the satellite signals cross over when you install the
bracket. Look at the diagram below:

When pointing your satellite dish to south, as you
stand behind the dish, the LNB on the bracket will be opposite side
of the location of the satellite. For example, if you are
standing behind the satellite dish and need to point your dish to
Galaxy 25 & AMC 4, the main center LNB will be pointing to Galaxy 25
and the LNB on the left hand side sitting on the guide rail will be
pointing to AMC 4.
- Tip: Make sure
to always lock in the signal on the LNB sitting on the side,
guide rail first. When you do this, the on on the main LNB
will automatically come in.
Another example, if you are standing behind the
dish & want to get signal from Galaxy 26 & Galaxy 25, you would use
the LNB on the left hand side for Galaxy 25 and the main LNB on the
center of the dish you will use for Galaxy 26. You would get
the Galaxy 25 signal locked in first and Galaxy 25 should
automatically pop in.
- Tip: If
your signal does not come in, adjust the LNB clamp sitting on
the guide rail. If you are using the bracket for two
satellites that are within 4-degrees of each other, make sure
the two clamps are as close to each other as possible.