Spliter
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Bronze Member Username: FerrarifirePost Number: 90 Registered: Oct-06 | Can you use a regular spliter to split one cable line coming from the dish to go to to different recievers? |
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Bronze Member Username: SumpEast coast USA Post Number: 44 Registered: Aug-09 | no .. usually sat stuff is in the higher freq, then basic cable splitter more complicated than that need more info to advise you what is the setup now LNB type and brand is there and diSEqC switch inline now ? how many coax coming from sat how many recievers do you want to hook up type and brand |
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Gold Member Username: TapemanNew York Citay in-HD, NY Post Number: 4365 Registered: Oct-06 | Yes Yo can split satellite signal using a 2GHz splitter or 2000MHz Check ebay http://cgi.ebay.com/LOT-3-2-way-satellite-splitter-2GHz-DC-pass-for-FTA_W0QQitem Z250435897158QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item3a4f248746&_trksid=p 3286.c0.m14#ht_1640wt_874 But it limits yo to share same polarity on 2 receivers It's always best to use a dual LNB that supports 2 receivers |
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Bronze Member Username: SumpEast coast USA Post Number: 49 Registered: Aug-09 | king tapeman Yes Yo can split satellite signal using a 2GHz splitter or 2000MHz i agree that's what i said !!! no .. usually sat stuff is in the higher freq, then basic cable splitter  } |
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Bronze Member Username: SumpEast coast USA Post Number: 50 Registered: Aug-09 | he will more than likely need DP 34 switch i would guess with the little info we have .. IMHO but if he has DDPlus LNB then there is more to it .. |
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Gold Member Username: TapemanNew York Citay in-HD, NY Post Number: 4366 Registered: Oct-06 | Basic cable splitter is 900Mhz That won't work on any satellite signal |
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Bronze Member Username: SumpEast coast USA Post Number: 51 Registered: Aug-09 | king yep so i figured he really did not know the difference so i just said no .. thanks |
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Silver Member Username: BernardmiPost Number: 639 Registered: Dec-07 | Do you want to build your own.... OK it is cheap but will work. Pry open a TV splitter. One in Two out. Remove everything inside. Solder a direct wire between input side and port 1 Solder a 10 pf capacitor between input side and port 2 Port 1 is your DC-Through from your FTA receiver to your Sat antenna. This receiver will control the antenna and polarity. Port 2 is for your second FTA receiver. That receiver won't control anything. Will only be able to sniff the first receiver signal and polarity. Enjoy this cheap low-cost solution. I have a bunch of those myself. Usefull all the time. Same splitter will work to split GPS signal on a active antenna. |
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