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<blockquote data-quote="Robbo" data-source="post: 476391" data-attributes="member: 256551">Hi mr jones,Welcome to the forum,Assuming that you are getting perfectly good reception on your sky box, and you still want to watch the UK channels, and you do not have Sky+ there is a simpler solution.You do not have to put another dish up, just replace the LNB with a quad LNB suitable for a sky dish and as you said run the three extra cables to the three extra receivers. You can also buy octo LNBs if you have SKY+Alternatively, you could put up a separate dish ( if you didn't want to mess with your current setup), stick a quad LNB on that and proceed as before.The dishes can be very close together, as long as one is not shadowing the other one from the satellite.There is no cheap wireless solution to carry the signal from dish to receiver I'm afraid, some wf100 or wc100 coax or similar qulaity cable is needed.Robbo :-thumb</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Robbo, post: 476391, member: 256551"] Hi mr jones, Welcome to the forum, Assuming that you are getting perfectly good reception on your sky box, and you still want to watch the UK channels, and you do not have Sky+ there is a simpler solution. You do not have to put another dish up, just replace the LNB with a quad LNB suitable for a sky dish and as you said run the three extra cables to the three extra receivers. You can also buy octo LNBs if you have SKY+ Alternatively, you could put up a separate dish ( if you didn't want to mess with your current setup), stick a quad LNB on that and proceed as before. The dishes can be very close together, as long as one is not shadowing the other one from the satellite. There is no cheap wireless solution to carry the signal from dish to receiver I'm afraid, some wf100 or wc100 coax or similar qulaity cable is needed. Robbo :-thumb [/QUOTE]

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