can i use a spliter off the lnb to run 2 lines too 2 boxes or will i lose signal strenght. dont have enuff rg660 to test.any1 try or using .
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can i use a spliter off the lnb to run 2 lines too 2 boxes or will i lose signal strenght. dont have enuff rg660 to test.any1 try or using .
Maybe this can help:
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Originally Posted by caretaker69
No, a splitter will not work to split the LNB signal to two receivers, you will loose one half of your available RF signal from the LNB, (1/2 to one, 1/2 to the other) also you will not be able to control the LNB switching for the transponders on the second receiver.
You need an active switch to do this, something like the DP44 switch used for dish setups, this type of switch takes the incoming signals and uses internal switching to put all transponders to all output ports.
Or another way is to get a dual or quad output LNB, this way all attached receivers have all available transponders.
And daisy chaining the receivers will not work too good, (using the IF output on one receiver) as the second receiver will have to be on the same transponder polarity as the main receiver.
was planning to use 1 box@ a time some1 said if i use satellite rg60 amplifer splitter i would not lose signal i will check site noof left thxs noof if not i will look for splitter amp.Quote:
Originally Posted by Terryl
The receivers use a DC voltage to switch some LNB's between horizontal and vertical transponders, an amp will interfere with this switching, also connecting and disconnecting the coax between two receivers may FUBAR something.
It's not going to work, you need an LNB with two outputs to get it right, one question, what type of LNB do you have now??
ur rite dual lnb output fall project 2 fn hot here to do anything but drink beer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Terryl