C band LNBF - DMX241 -

RDosetareh · #1 04-30-2009, 12:53 AM

Did you know that the DMX241 C band LNBF is the best C band LNBF on the market period? This is the most stable and best stable LNBF to use on the new mini BUDs and the number 1 choice of every end-user and hobbyist. Check it out here: DMX241 C Band LNBF Dual Polarity Vertical/Horizontal for BUD Satellite Dish Antenna Single Output Wholesale Distributor and Equipment Supplier This is the recommended LNBF to use with 90cm and 120cm antennas for C band reception. Use the WSKU2C Conical Scalar Ring Kit for a state of the art mini BUD.

This LNBF has a super low noise figure with high gain. The DMX241 and the DMX line of Ku and C band LNB and LNBFs are the best line of LNB and LNBF out there.

KRLOS · #2 01-30-2010, 06:54 PM

I had the privilege of trying out this lnb to replace my old bsc-621 and works really well.Compared to the bsc-621 that I have, I gained 10 to 15 points across the board, I was using my Pansat 9200HD with a 1.2 meter dish from Fortec. On the bsc-621 that I tried, the signal was jumping all time and making it more dificult to set up the lnb. The DMX-241 did keep the meter more stable, it is bouncing but not as much which would make aiming the dish easier (over all with the offset dishes).For example aming to amc-3 (87 w) tp 4154 H, I was getting 0-10 of quality and now is between 30 to 34 so i can lock a channel on that fecuency. Some feeds came in more stable than other and you will see a few points gain on each satellite.

RDosetareh · #3 02-01-2010, 12:48 PM

KRLOS,

Thanks. Yes, it's true. I don't want to sound cocky..... but I think it's great that I get calls on a daily basis from customers complimenting our DMX line of C, CKU, and Ku band LNBFs & people tell me all the time that it out performs the competitors model.

Sounds like you have experienced what everybody else is experiencing.