DMX241 with a Fortec 120

[taino622]

I have a Fortec 120 with a DMX214 and was not sure if the LNB braket is the correct one. I have a attached a photo.

Thanks

[RDosetareh]

What I would do is grab a piece of wood and bolt it to the LNBF arm coming out a little bit. Then I would mount the plastic LNBF holder on the wood, making sure that the wood extends inside the plastic bracket. But make sure the wood does not extend out too much. This way, you can make up for it by moving the LNBF in or out.

[KRLOS]

Originally Posted by taino622

I have a Fortec 120 with a DMX214 and was not sure if the LNB braket is the correct one. I have a attached a photo.

Thanks

I think you put the bracket on the wrong place, i have the same dish with the same lnbf you have, with a SG2100 motor working pretty good, this lnbf ( dmx241) is a replacement for my old bsc-621 and is working a lot better.

[KRLOS]

Originally Posted by taino622

I have a Fortec 120 with a DMX214 and was not sure if the LNB braket is the correct one. I have a attached a photo.

Thanks

.............BTW, taino's used to be a native indian in Cuba when Christopher Columbus discovered América: are you from Cuba?

[taino622]

The fortec dish arm is wider then the bottom LNB bracket and does not fit inside the bracket. Seems like your LNB bracket fits perfectly inside your dish arm.

I am Puerto Rican and our indians (before the Spanish slaughter them for their gold) were also called tainos. I hear these indians were the same in Cuba and Hispaniola as well. What da hell we tainos also like to travel.

Thanks for your reply

[Basse]

Originally Posted by KRLOS

.............BTW, taino's used to be a native indian in Cuba when Christopher Columbus discovered América: are you from Cuba?

I guess you mean when CC had re-discovered America after the Vikings had discovered it 500 years earlier ?
LOL

[KRLOS]

Originally Posted by Basse

I guess you mean when CC had re-discovered America after the Vikings had discovered it 500 years earlier ?
LOL

.....Lol!