AU9 Ka LNB Local Oscillator

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I haven't seen anything definitive, but based on the channel assignments shown on Lyngsat, the Ka local oscillator frequency is around 18050 MHz. For Ku, it is probably somewhere near 11250 MHz.

Two of them - one for Ka-Lo, other for Ka-Hi.

No, a common LO for both subbands (with two i.f. ranges, 250-750 and 1650-2150).

I'd like to see your math.

Thankyou. I have a satellite meter that I can enter specific configuration settings (i.e. frequency, LO frequency, SR, FEC. LNB Volt, QPSK Mode, 22KHz). It won't allow me to enter Ka band frequencies or LO frequencies, but I'm thinking that if I know the transponder freq and the LNB LO freq and since the meter actually sees the difference between the two why can't I calculate that difference and then enter a configuration in the Ku band with a transponder freq and LO freq that has the same difference? As long as the other parameters are set correctly I should be able to measure the Ka signal. The meters input range is 950-2150MHz so Ka low won't work but Ka high should.-----------Any thoughts?--------

Use BBC dongle and update FW on the sat meter to use it.

The Spaceway 1 and 2 satellites use Ka high but are strictly spotbeam, so you may only get a few transponders (and maybe none on one of the satellites).

bob, I'm stiil waiting real proof of your assertion - the math.

Thanks.