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Sky_Pilot · June 20th, 2009

No need for an Invacom LNB unless you are going for True FTA and have a bigger dish on a Motor.

If you are having signal strength issues, get a bigger dish.

I have a 1 meter dish on a motor and an Invacom Quad LNB which is great setup for True FTA sats such as 97w and 123w and WhiteSprings TV on 129w

A 4x1 switch allows you to switch between Circular and Linear sats as the LNB is a 2-1 type that gets both.

But no need to spend $60.00 for an Invacom LNB unless you need an LNB that is capable of receiving both Linear and Circular sats.

June 20th, 2009	#6 (permalink)
Sky_Pilot Platinum Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Somewhere between 61.5w & 148w Posts: 541 Credits: 815.80 Thanks: 6 Thanked 271 Times in 186 Posts	Re: Is it worth paying for Invacom LNB? No need for an Invacom LNB unless you are going for True FTA and have a bigger dish on a Motor. If you are having signal strength issues, get a bigger dish. I have a 1 meter dish on a motor and an Invacom Quad LNB which is great setup for True FTA sats such as 97w and 123w and WhiteSprings TV on 129w A 4x1 switch allows you to switch between Circular and Linear sats as the LNB is a 2-1 type that gets both. But no need to spend $60.00 for an Invacom LNB unless you need an LNB that is capable of receiving both Linear and Circular sats.