Nalin and LK Is this some trick question I personally got them both with one LNB But wait don't jump to conclusion I'm sure LK has it right they maybe different than Conventional Circular that you do need a 30" dish and a Universal LNBF
See I only tried it once with a ViewSat you can load all the 119. Create a new SAT call it Test then load all AMC-16 on viewsat there is an option that allows you to view just "Test" or just "119" or both
Wether if these are all AMC-16 or not that I didn't pay attention they are not the programs I would watch LET ME TRY IT AND I WILL TELL YOU
But I wouldn't be shocked to know that I got few of them and LK may have a case to get them all need a Universal LNBF.
DTV 11.2-12.2 circular LNB works too..with 30 inch dish...U may get a weak working signal with an 18 inch dish..its basically a linear LNB with a circular feed is what U need....for the 118.8
Single Feed Flatpack DTVGD $99.99 Latin America LNBF $99.99
Latin America LNBF ( 11.45 - 12.2 Ghz ) DTVGS DTVGD Galaxy Latin America LNBF. This is the one, look no further.. It will work - it has a special frequency. Kinda looks the same, but it's not. DirecTV LatinAmerica LNBF
From Lyngsat If you select Package Look under beam you'll see - Ku - NorthWest - South california - Central Plains - North East - South Florida - Conus - North West - North California - Arizona - Midwest - Texas - carolinas - Hawaii - Alaska - Utah - Deep south - etc.... Each one of these is a Regional Spot Beam and neither Echo Star nor AMC got Specs on these spot beams on LyngSat maybe elsewhere? My guess you need a Good Sweep at all of these spot beams IT MAY VARY FROM ONE LOCATION TO ANOTHER may not be visible in few/many states. all i can tell you from NYC area I got so many of them Very hard to tell which one I got and which one I'm missing. it is all going to be a trial and error. you may even need more than a 30" dish or perhaps multiple dishes to get them all.
Also like LK is saying each Transponder has its frequency if it is not within the LNB capability it may not scan it. Or the LNB he is describing above
Why don't you tell me what state you are in and what are you trying to get because this maybe a Regional Issue. I hope this can help!!!
Hey Nalin Try an Invacom QPH 031 Quad Polar LNB. It has a Simultaneous Reception of Liner and Circular polarization, fully switched output. Linear polarization 11.7-12.2 GHz. Circular " 12.2-12.7 " It works foe me.Try it you will like it.}
Guys Unless I missed something earlier According to Lyngsat Specs: EchoStar 7 at 119.0°W is [TP-1 to TP-21] Fr [12224 R to 12516 R] AMC 16 at 118.8°W is TP 1,2,3,6,7,14,17,18 only Fr [11720 R-12160 R] If you select P on either one of their listing you'll get both combined listings or use this link: h*ttp://www.lyngsat*.com/packages/dish119.html Look for the spot beam you'll see what I listed above What I think this is a weak beam designed for regional access If your goal is to get a full sweep you'll need other than conventional parts But yes you can get a full sweep and depends on where you are
According to Lyngsat if it is accurate it is the Same Satellite different spot beams So unless I missed something earlier this is my best guess with available resources
