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DISH Network Eastern Arc LNB for Satellites 61.5 72.7 and 77 (157092)

  • Brand: DISH Network
  • P\N: 157092
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Description

Description

DISH Network Eastern Arc LNB for 61.5°, 72.7°, and 77° (157092)

 

Best For

Replacing a compatible DISH Eastern Arc low-noise block (LNB) assembly for reception from the 61.5°, 72.7°, and 77° orbital positions.

Why Choose It

This LNB is intended for DISH Eastern Arc installations in markets and locations where that satellite arc is used.

Key Benefits

  • Designed for the three DISH Eastern Arc orbital positions: 61.5°, 72.7°, and 77°.
  • Replacement option for compatible DISH1000-series dish installations.
  • Supports the satellite signal path for compatible DISH service and receiver equipment.

Who Should Buy

DISH customers or installers replacing the same LNB type in a compatible Eastern Arc setup. Confirm the dish, receiver, switch configuration, and satellite arc before ordering.

Product Details

Manufacturer part number: 157092. Channel availability and service depend on your DISH subscription, location, and installation; the LNB alone does not add programming.

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Perfect

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Shipped quickly, good quality, great price and works well with my Wally receiver.

Junk, OLD LNB

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Received a super old "refurb" that was literally sanded. Having trouble hitting sat 77, guessing bad lnb. Very disappointed. Plan to call in Monday about a replacement

Good working LNBF for EA

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This LNBF came very fast and is working OK. I was not able to check SAT @77, because something changed in my receiver sw and I do not have it for now, but the other two positions are working fine and did not show any problems so far. If my receiver will start using sat @77 I will be able to check this LNB too.