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Three sats, one dish?

  • 23-04-2007 4:17pm
    #1
    rlogue
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    Guys, presumably 28.2, 19 and 13 are possible using a monoblock LNB for 19 & 13 and a seperate LNB for 28.2.

    I'm seriously considering doing this myself as I've been quoted £400+ for a professional installation which renders the cost way beyond my budget.

    What would I need to buy apart from the dish and the LNBs? Note that I would want a quad LNB for each satellite so I can feed a PVR or two and (hopefully) ditch Sky once RTÉ International go on the air...


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  • #2
    byte
    Moderators, Regional North West Moderators Posts: 19,159 Mod ✭✭✭✭byte
    byte


    I'd avoid the Monoblock.

    Just get an LNB rail that can take up to 4 LNB's (quad's in your case, and of course they'll all need to be fed into a DiSEqC switch).

    If you need to connect 4 different boxes/feeds to all the 3 LNB's then you'd need 4 of the DiSEqC switches too - each switch connected to 1 port of each LNB.


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