Note while you are looking at the 103 signals you will lose all the guide data updates, because the receiver is expecting the guide from 119, unless you are using an SWM multiswitch.
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SL3 on six-foot off-set dish to feed 103W into the Zinwell 6x8 Ka/Ku switch
I'm not sure what you mean? But I advice to be 100% sure you have the correct feed located in tha antennas focal point.
If you are not sure of your focal point mesure with the receive only feed struts of the other 1.8 m because the one you are using is tha antenna that has receive transmit kit.
after you have certainly located the feed in the focal point you will have to search the signal adjusting azimuth elevation and finally peak with the focus......other wise you aren't aiming the whole antennas gain to the desired target.....
Although you are still working on the signals, just in case you haven't bought the switch yet.....you have the option to buy regular Wide Band Multi switch, but you may also consider using SWM that might be easier on the distribution.
The final part of the puzzle is to convert legacy LNB to SWM and that is done by the SW8 and that needs a power inserter...you also will need your receiver to be compatible with SWM.
Probably special SWM splitters (they come 2, 4, and 8 ports) (depending on your needs: dual receivers, 4 receivers, etc)
Here's a list of compatible receivers I found compatible with SWM:
HR20-100 through HR20-700; HR21-100 through HR21-700; HR21 Pro (all models); HR22-100 through HR22-700; HR23-100 through HR23-700; HR24; HR34; THR22; R16-100 through R16-700; R22-100 through R22-700; R23-100 through R23-700; D12-100 through D12-700; D13-100 through D13-100.
To feed the SWM 8:
(Port 1) 18V SAT99W / 101W
(Port 2) 13V SAT99W / 101W
(Port 3) 18V/22kHz SAT 103W
(Port 4) 13V/22kHz SAT 103W
(Port 5) Flex Port 1 (Not used)
(Port 6) Flex Port 2 (Not used)
I have a HR122-700 and all switches and lnbs in non SWM.
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