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Dual LNBs wired into 2 different rooms - is this wrong?
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<blockquote data-quote="archive10" data-source="post: 958487"><p>I used to entertain purist views about leading the 28.2E fringe signals via separate coax cables all the way to the receiver.</p><p>Then when hard-pressed for sharing the signal in many rooms, I got a distribution unit (which does diplexing) and fed the mixed signal around the house to de-plexing wall plates.</p><p>And as described by the other posters, the signal quality is to all extents unaffected, only the absolute signal strength has gone ever-so-slightly down.</p><p></p><p>Signal Q is everything.</p><p>I also have an installation at work with an Inverto Red single LNB on a CM100 feeding a cable run that includes > 100m cabling and a diplexer-deplexer combination + several cable transitions.</p><p>I have this wierd signal reading On my Sky+ HD box: Signal strength: 0%. Quality: 80%.</p><p>And workable reception.</p><p></p><p>So dixpleing of reasonable quality is nothing to be afraid about.</p><p>Bad cabling is much worse.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="archive10, post: 958487"] I used to entertain purist views about leading the 28.2E fringe signals via separate coax cables all the way to the receiver. Then when hard-pressed for sharing the signal in many rooms, I got a distribution unit (which does diplexing) and fed the mixed signal around the house to de-plexing wall plates. And as described by the other posters, the signal quality is to all extents unaffected, only the absolute signal strength has gone ever-so-slightly down. Signal Q is everything. I also have an installation at work with an Inverto Red single LNB on a CM100 feeding a cable run that includes > 100m cabling and a diplexer-deplexer combination + several cable transitions. I have this wierd signal reading On my Sky+ HD box: Signal strength: 0%. Quality: 80%. And workable reception. So dixpleing of reasonable quality is nothing to be afraid about. Bad cabling is much worse. [/QUOTE]
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