Track Parabolic Broadcast C Band and KU Band (Combo LNBF)

How to Track Parabolic Both C Band and KU Band Broadcasts

       In this post, you will able to track parabolic c band and Ku band on one dish. Most of the people search in google to installation antenna about c band and Ku band (Combo LNBF) at once. So I decided to write a post about it for our viewers.  

Track Parabolic Broadcast C Band (Telkom 4) and KU Band (SES 9) Broadcasts Automatically

        What is needed to capture Telkom 4 and SES 9 satellites simultaneously is that users must use a special LNB, commonly called the Combo LNBF (C / KUBand)

Below is an example of an LNBF Combo (C / KU Band):

To produce maximum broadcasting use 180-185cm solid prime satellite dish, as shown below:

          To catch this parabolic next broadcast, please track to Telkom 4 satellite using the c band path where the satellite dish is slightly inclined to the west. Please maximize the frequency/transponder then lock the bolt buffer. 

Next, please scan the next proband conder transponder on satellite Telkom 4 and then the one I band on satellite SES 9.

In addition, for beginners who need to be aware of the settings in the receiver are the options on the LNB Type not to choose the wrong one.

Like the picture below, for satellite Telkom 4 the choice is 5150.

For SES 9 satellites select the Universal option (9750 - 10600)

Meanwhile, for other options, just adjust it, or don't need to change it if you only use 1 lnb (LNBF combo)