lnb tests ,smart tit ,black ultra ,invacom twin c120,invacom quad c120

nearly a ten year old thread - and still all valid.

im actually going to try cutting some old LNBFs (smart tit, and a tm gold) and testing with my CM feedhorn (on Laminas Dish) - to see if it beats my Inverto PLL - of which i also have a spare

ManikM, is your Inverto PLL beating the favoured inverto black ultra in your test?

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Originally Posted by ymt

ManikM, is your Inverto PLL beating the favoured inverto black ultra in your test?

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yes, a few LNBs beat the IBU in my opinion, the Inverto PLL and the Technomate Gold (using their own integrated feedhorns)

LOL well i managed to butcher 2 LNBs today....and laid them to rest.

@Cosworth4x4 - how did you cut the end of so cleanly? do you have a fancy machine?

a hacksaw was not fit for the job for me. :)

My favourite mti highline twin with 72db is off the markets, at leaat the online market. Does anyone know where its still available. Also any recent test that has come up with a champion fringe reception lnb? Please share.

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Originally Posted by ManikM

yes, a few LNBs beat the IBU in my opinion, the Inverto PLL and the Technomate Gold (using their own integrated feedhorns)

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maniKM is this the inverto pll you have ?.

https://www.satworld.ie/inverto-blac...e-pll-lnb.html

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Originally Posted by ManikM

yes, a few LNBs beat the IBU in my opinion, the Inverto PLL and the Technomate Gold (using their own integrated feedhorns)

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goldmedia also worth checking out. theres another post on here discussing that.

Anyone tested this one yet see picAttachment 69664

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Originally Posted by butchyboy

maniKM is this the inverto pll you have ?.

https://www.satworld.ie/inverto-blac...e-pll-lnb.html

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yep

Hello.
Long time haven't posted here, around 12 years passed :)
I have a question regarding generic cheapo LNBs, is there any progress in real sensitivity in that 12 years?
I mean, if certain transponder was having bad reception and pixelation with "old" LNB, if I upgrade it to "new" LNB, will be there any noticeable difference?

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Originally Posted by GLD2

Hello.
Long time haven't posted here, around 12 years passed :)
I have a question regarding generic cheapo LNBs, is there any progress in real sensitivity in that 12 years?
I mean, if certain transponder was having bad reception and pixelation with "old" LNB, if I upgrade it to "new" LNB, will be there any noticeable difference?

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One thing to remember lnb's do deteriorate with age , so if very old even replacing it will help.
Don't think there has been a major jump in sensitivity for a long time as the market is not really there anymore.