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Stacker / DeStacker ? - Sky+

wixy · 2006-08-10 11:45:52

Guys, Has anyone any experience of using a Stacker / DeStacker for using Sky+ with one feed. I am thinking of getting one but would love some feedback first. Also, does anyone know anyone in Ireland that supplies & fits? Cheers, Wixy

10-08-2006 11:45am

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wixy

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Guys,

Has anyone any experience of using a Stacker / DeStacker for using Sky+ with one feed. I am thinking of getting one but would love some feedback first.

Also, does anyone know anyone in Ireland that supplies & fits?

Cheers,

Wixy

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#2 10-08-2006 2:03pm

Rippy

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Very good quality cable is required for a stacker/destacker to work. If you have ct100 (copper on copper) you may be o.k. Also does not like excessive cable length of cable.
Far better to run another cable, if at all possible.
If you are in an apartment you will need access to the head-end and a spare output on the multiswitch.
The reason cable quality has to be very good is it works by up-converting the frequency on one of the feeds to 2000mhz + where it can be seriously attenulated by poor quality cable.

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