Highfly satellite TV universal L.O 12.8GHz DRO version High Gain 1080 Ku-Band LNBF universal ku band single lnb

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Features
High Gain Universal Ku-Band Single LNBF (1 output)(0.1 dB) with Silver F Connector Full HD 1080P, 4K, 3D
Uni-body Water Proof of alluminum body
Low Noise 0.1dB and Great Reception Quality
Qualified for signal down converting from 1 satellite to 1 receiver
DVB-S / DVB-S2 Compliant LNBF, HD-TV, SD-TV, 3D-TV,4K-TV
Exclusive mechanism simulation design with premium quality components
Guaranteed lowest N/F and best P/N with ideal level of Gain upon mass data of field tests
Very High Frequency Stability; High Cross Polarization Isolation; Low Power Consumption; Easy to Install
Perfect PCB design and circuit matching, guaranteed excellent Cross Pol. Isolation and minimized Spurious Response
Manufactured under strict IQC, IPQC, FQC procedures and ISO9001:2015 Quality Management System
100% water-proof test, over 2100 hours’ intensive UV protection testing of radome and plastic housings
Brings you ever closer to the great pleasure of satellite TV entertainment

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Highfly satellite TV universal L.O 12.8GHz DRO version High Gain 1080 Ku-Band LNBF universal ku band single lnb

The "Highfly satellite TV universal L.O 12.8GHz DRO version High Gain 1080 Ku-Band LNBF universal ku band single LNB" appears to be a specific type of Low Noise Block downconverter (LNB) used in satellite TV systems. Here are some characteristics and features associated with this particular single LNB:
1. Ku-Band: This LNB is designed to operate within the Ku-Band frequency range, which typically covers frequencies from around 10.7 GHz to 12.75 GHz. The Ku-Band is commonly used for satellite TV transmissions.
2. Universal Compatibility: Universal LNBs are typically compatible with various satellite TV systems and providers, allowing you to receive signals from different satellites and services.
3. Single LNB: This LNB has a single output port, allowing it to connect to and feed one satellite TV receiver or set-top box at a time. It's suitable for single-TV installations.
4. High Gain: High gain indicates that the LNB is designed to receive satellite signals with high sensitivity, ensuring clear and stable reception, even from weaker signals.
5. 1080 Resolution: The reference to "1080" likely indicates that this LNB is suitable for receiving high-definition (HD) satellite TV channels with a resolution of 1080p.
6. DRO (Dielectric Resonator Oscillator) Version: DRO is a type of local oscillator used in some LNBs. It helps in frequency conversion and signal reception. The mention of "DRO version" indicates the type of local oscillator used in this LNB.
7. 12.8 GHz L.O. (Local Oscillator): The 12.8 GHz local oscillator frequency is used for downconverting the received satellite signals to a lower frequency that can be processed by the satellite receiver.
8. Low Noise Figure: LNBs typically have a low noise figure (often referred to as LNB noise temperature) to minimize signal noise and improve signal quality.
9. Weatherproof: LNBs are usually designed to be mounted outdoors on the satellite dish's feed horn, where they are exposed to the elements. They are built to withstand various weather conditions.
10. Polarization Support: LNBs can support both linear polarizations (Horizontal and Vertical) to receive signals from satellites that use different polarization angles.
11. Easy Installation: Installation typically involves mounting the LNB on the satellite dish's feed horn and connecting it to the satellite receiver via coaxial cable.
12. Durable Construction: LNBs are usually built with durable and sturdy materials to ensure longevity and reliability.