Connection to SKyQ and terrestrial on two cables only.

Channel Hopper

Suffering fools, so you don't have to.
Staff member
Joined
Jan 1, 2000
Messages
35,613
Reaction score
8,581
Points
113
Age
59
Website
www.sat-elite.uk
My Satellite Setup
A little less analogue, and a lot more crap.
My Location
UK
A new build where the electrician has run two cables only to the roof, there is no other method of getting further cables out as all routes have been sealed.

Is there something similar to the 'stacker/destacker' system to run both widebands down one cable, or is there a device on the market that shifts the terrstrial frequencies into a different band (VHF? ) outside, and back up to UHF once near the distribution amplifier ?

This is a Crystal Palace location so only Group A channels need to be shifted out of the wideband group on one of the cables, around 110MHz

Thanks in advance
 

ozumo

te wo tsuite
Staff member
Joined
May 26, 2020
Messages
5,205
Reaction score
2,610
Points
113
My Satellite Setup
Raven mk2 zone 2 x4, Channel Master: 90cm x3, 1.2m x2, 1.8m PF. CM polar mount x2, Az/El x3.
My Location
South Durham
Unitron dCSS-422 or a dSCR LNB allows Sky Q (in SCR mode) to work with a single cable.
 

scopus

Specialist Contributor
Joined
Mar 25, 2005
Messages
3,181
Reaction score
3,812
Points
113
Age
59
My Satellite Setup
Primesat/Famaval 1.8 PF C/ku/Ka, Octagon SX8HD1, SX88, Openbox S3 Mini HD-V8S Freesat V7 HD-V8 Finder, Amiko A4K Combo, Satlook Colour HD Spectrum, Sansui A909 Amp and BOSE Acoustimass speakers for the audio.
My Location
Staffs UK
Can you not diplex the TV and Sat (V or H) on one of the leads? They are cheap enough to try. I used a similar method as the loftbox outputs 1-8 only do TV/FM and I wanted a sat output in the bedroom. The only sat option on the loftbox was to the lounge output.
 

ozumo

te wo tsuite
Staff member
Joined
May 26, 2020
Messages
5,205
Reaction score
2,610
Points
113
My Satellite Setup
Raven mk2 zone 2 x4, Channel Master: 90cm x3, 1.2m x2, 1.8m PF. CM polar mount x2, Az/El x3.
My Location
South Durham
Can you not diplex the TV and Sat (V or H) on one of the leads?
Sky Q IF goes down to 290MHz (10700 - 10410 LO) so a simple diplexer won't work.
 

rolfw

Believe it when I see it Admin.
Staff member
Joined
May 1, 1999
Messages
38,296
Reaction score
1,620
Points
113
My Satellite Setup
Technomate 5402 HD M2 Ci, DM7000s, Transparent 80cm Dish, Moteck SG2100 DiseqC motor, lots of legacy gear. Meters: Satlook Digital NIT, Promax HD Ranger+ spectrum analyser.
My Location
Berkshire
Use a Jahanss0n masthead SCR unti, accepts a wideband and terrestrial feed. Used several, great compact and easy solution, run into a diplexed plate, may need a power supply and inserter.

JOHANSSON_9725_SFU_dCSS_Switch.png
JOHANSSON_9725_SFU_dCSS_SkyQ_SCR.png
 

Channel Hopper

Suffering fools, so you don't have to.
Staff member
Joined
Jan 1, 2000
Messages
35,613
Reaction score
8,581
Points
113
Age
59
Website
www.sat-elite.uk
My Satellite Setup
A little less analogue, and a lot more crap.
My Location
UK
Use a Jahanss0n masthead SCR unti, accepts a wideband and terrestrial feed. Used several, great compact and easy solution, run into a diplexed plate, may need a power supply and inserter.

JOHANSSON_9725_SFU_dCSS_Switch.png
JOHANSSON_9725_SFU_dCSS_SkyQ_SCR.png
Thanks
 
Top