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<blockquote data-quote="Mickha" data-source="post: 993088" data-attributes="member: 187442">The only problem, that I've experienced, with some high frequencies, and my VU+ Duo 2, is because of my V-Box II, which I use to drive my 36v motor.When the cable goes through the V-Box II, I noticed I was getting very poor signal quality levels on some of the Disney channels, on 19.2E, when I connected the cable, directly to my VU+ Duo 2, I noticed the signal levels went back up to 99%.Since I have a twin LNB, on my motorized dish, I set Tuner B, which has the cable straight from the LNB, to the receiver, to preferred tuner, I haven't experienced any problems, with scanning in, or viewing the Disney channels.&nbsp;When trying to diagnose a problem, it's always best to take everything else, out of the equation, so connect a cable directly, from the LNB, to the receiver, and remove anything else, like the motor, Diseqc switches, or in my case the V-Box II.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mickha, post: 993088, member: 187442"] The only problem, that I've experienced, with some high frequencies, and my VU+ Duo 2, is because of my V-Box II, which I use to drive my 36v motor. When the cable goes through the V-Box II, I noticed I was getting very poor signal quality levels on some of the Disney channels, on 19.2E, when I connected the cable, directly to my VU+ Duo 2, I noticed the signal levels went back up to 99%. Since I have a twin LNB, on my motorized dish, I set Tuner B, which has the cable straight from the LNB, to the receiver, to preferred tuner, I haven't experienced any problems, with scanning in, or viewing the Disney channels. When trying to diagnose a problem, it's always best to take everything else, out of the equation, so connect a cable directly, from the LNB, to the receiver, and remove anything else, like the motor, Diseqc switches, or in my case the V-Box II. [/QUOTE]

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