I found some more examples of multiple LNBs on a single dish. Though I couldn't find any with LNBs for Thaicom 5, NSS 6 and Palapa D on one dish.

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Just noticed it wasn't the OP that asked the internet question, it was Mickba.

My apologies for taking you off topic.

One month later I have made no real progress and I'm still on Thaicom 2/5 (PSI) with next to nothing in English.

I thought I was getting there with JSat, but they seem to have gone to sleep.

I believe the package I want is the one from Indonesia - Sky Nindo/Telkom Vision (?).

I believe I probably need a new dish, LNB, receiver and subscription. All cabling into the house is already there.

Having done a motorised system installation in the UK in the 'olden days' it seems to me that this should be pretty straightforward? I'm even starting to wonder if I could do it myself - almost.

I'm North of Pattaya - Banglamung just South of Laem Chabang.

Can anyone suggest someone who could help me please?

My apologies for taking you off topic.

One month later I have made no real progress and I'm still on Thaicom 2/5 (PSI) with next to nothing in English.

I thought I was getting there with JSat, but they seem to have gone to sleep.

Nope we are very much awake and if you have a PSI DMOVE system then this may the solution for you http://www.jsat.tv/fta-satellite-packages/movedish-hd-upgrade.html

My apologies for taking you off topic.

One month later I have made no real progress and I'm still on Thaicom 2/5 (PSI) with next to nothing in English.

I thought I was getting there with JSat, but they seem to have gone to sleep.

Nope we are very much awake and if you have a PSI DMOVE system then this may the solution for you http://www.jsat.tv/f...hd-upgrade.html

Lol - just a nap it seems.

Thanks I'll get reading again.

Assuming one has a setup to access ,lets say Aussie satellites...how on earth does one get a card or whatever ( and pay for)to de scramble the non FTA channels??

Though these LNBs with simultaneous H and V output use 2 different LOs to map the channels to different parts in the L (IF) band. Unless your receiver can handle that, you will need to fiddle with a calculator to find out where to tune.