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New member Username: Freelancer24Post Number: 7 Registered: Jan-07 | Hello People, Thank you for your insight on the Polarity issue on https://www.ecoustics.com/electronics/forum/home-video/338225.html I am wondering what is better. Please suggest one of the two mentioned setups: 1) SETUP 1 2 Dual LNBFs connected to 2 Independent DiSeqcs to 2 Receivers For the first receiver: 119 LNB --- Diseqc #1 (Port 1) 110 LNB --- Diseqc #1 (Port 2) Diseqc #1 --- Receiver #1 For the second receiver: 119 LNB --- Diseqc #2 (Port 1) 110 LNB --- Diseqc #2 (Port 2) Diseqc #2 --- Receiver #2 OR 2) SETUP 2 2 Dual LNBfs connected to Multi-switch/ DiSeqc to 2 Receivers I hear a lot on Multiswitches and the wonders it does -- then why even bother going for a Dual LNBF setup ? Moreover, in the Setup Option 1 Above with 2 LNBFs - 2 DiSeqcs - 2 Receivers, What is the Role of a 22Khz Switch. I dont really know whether that is mandatory or what exactly it does. I do know that it cuts "noise" but, nothing other than that. Thanks for all the support guys. |
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Gold Member Username: LklivesPost Number: 9539 Registered: Jan-06 | How about OPTION #3....use a Dish Pro TWIN LNB (interior built in switch) and run each cable directly to each receiver....otherwise use Option #1, and always buy s couple spare disque switches ($5 each) and keep them weatherproofed in tupperware, attic or basement.. BTW,,..in option #1.. 119 LNB left port to disque 1, port #1 to receiver #1 right port to disque #2, port #1 to receiver #2 110 LNB...same as above ,except use port #2 on each disque |