Bronze Member Username: Nub2ftaN/a, N/a Canada Post Number: 33 Registered: Aug-06 | Question for the vets out there - Is there an effective way to go wireless to bridge a signal from one dish for other receivers in the same house. |
Silver Member Username: PffftYa Right Post Number: 160 Registered: Jan-07 | i'm no "vet" but i do not recall reading anything about WIFI abillities within reciever box's and/or dishes |
Silver Member Username: JuanchoSuperior Lake, Northwestern... Canada Post Number: 712 Registered: Dec-06 | Nub2fta. no, only from TV to TV,Wii,Xbox360 etc and pc in other room. |
Bronze Member Username: Nub2ftaN/a, N/a Canada Post Number: 34 Registered: Aug-06 | Juan, I don't think I explained it properly what I wanted to do. I would like to go wireless from the "raw" feed of the dish to ideally 1 or maybe 2 receivers( if 2, I can 'piggyback' off a regular splitter). I've seen signal splitters that offer what I need, but that requires running wires around the room, which is what I want to avoid. |
Gold Member Username: SatscannerBeaversbush, Sportsmans P... Great White ... Post Number: 1330 Registered: Nov-06 | No, you can't,the lnb's need voltage to operate and can't be done from raw feed.Only option is a wireless av signal sender to another tv in the house. |
Silver Member Username: PffftYa Right Post Number: 161 Registered: Jan-07 | You would almost think it would be possible with a WIFI connection. only needing to power the "radio" at the dish section to power LNB. shame no one has made such a product yet |
Silver Member Username: TapemanPost Number: 642 Registered: Oct-06 | nub2fta There is no available consumer wireless that can handle 200 MHz I think what you meant signal out of receiver There are few devices but they cost as much as receivers itself But I do got something simple about wireless control Check post#624 https://www.ecoustics.com/electronics/forum/home-video/330353.html |