This dish would be extreme overkill for 119W, unless you are out of the footprint... Do you intend to use this as a subscription dish? If you want to do this, I would advise using the C-120 flanged LNB from a Superdish coupled with the Invacom ADF-120 and Sadoun's LNBF Collar II.
Are you thinking 119W or the C-Band on 118.7?
. You could try a DishPro LNBF (one of the offset units with the feedhorn built in), but it would not match the prime focus design of the SD180G. That is why I suggest the C-120 Superdish DBS LNB/ADF-120 feedhorn combo.
Would a DP LNB work if I remove the plastic housing thatcovers the lnb? that is what I had to do to get the lnb attached to my 1m dish. I am sat amature/newbie and was quite surprised I was able to intergrate the one meter dish into my system bymyself.
Removing the plastic wouldn't help... The DP LNBFs (an LNBF is an LNB with the feedhorn integrated, all one piece) are designed for offset dishes (dishes such as regular DirecTV or Dish dishes where the feedhorn is below the dish, and the signal is bounced from the dish reflector down to the feedhorn). The SD180G is a prime focus dish (the feedhorn is directly centered over the dish). That is why the regular Dish LNBFs won't work ideally with the SD180G without using a feedhorn designed to work properly with a prime focus dish (such as the Invacom ADF-120). While the regular DP Dish LNBF would probably work, it would reduce the effective size of the 6 foot dish considerably. That's why its better to use a two piece LNB/feedhorn combo, the flanged DP LNB from a Superdish coupled with the Invacom ADF-120 prime focus feedhorn.
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