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Old 12-02-08, 12:27 PM   #1 (permalink)
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hey guys, i want to be able to watch 19.2e and 28e at the same time without having to move my dish all the time, i think 2 lnb's are needed, but how are these connected to the receiver, thanks
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You would use a DiSEqC 1.0 switch.

You can get 2 or 4 way ones, you might as well get a 4-way.

Just connect the two LNBs to two of the switch inputs, and the switch output to the receiver.

In the receiver you just set up Diseqc 1.0 switching to use the correct position for each satellite.
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nice one, off to the hardware shop so. thanks
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can the second output from my lnb be used as an analogue antenna for local channels?
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can the second output from my lnb be used as an analogue antenna for local channels?
No, you need a TV aerial for that
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one last question, what is "if out" used for in the receiver?
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You can feed this to another satellite box (with use limitations). I won't go into the details just now, as it will get too complicated.
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thats ok i look into it myself, cheers
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