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Dawson Springs, KY

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Re: [Installer] Different LNB's on TRIA

said by mark470

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and tria is a wildblue word.

Actually, it's a standard industry acronym: Transmit/Receive Integrated Assembly. The attached graphic was just scanned from an 7 year old Hughes DW4000 manual

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