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<blockquote data-quote="NickNortham" data-source="post: 629179" data-attributes="member: 329602">Hello All,What is probably a very simple issue - hopefully someone can help me to resolve.I live in SW France.&nbsp; I have a satellite dish with a twin lnb head.&nbsp; Use it to receive free to view UK channels.One lnb cable runs to one room and one receiver.&nbsp; Works fine.The second lnb cable is combined with an aeriel signal (for French TV) and through one cable is run to 2 rooms in the house.&nbsp; In one room (the nearest) it is split to a french TV and a receiver for the UK channels.&nbsp; Works OK - although the signal for the UK channels seems a little weak.In the second room the cable is run to another receiver for the UK channels which I cannot get to work.&nbsp; No reception.Spent some time reading posts here and am starting to think the issue is that I am trying to run three receivers to a satellite with only a twin head.&nbsp; Can someone confirm?If so - possible solutions?&nbsp; I really want to avoid running additional cables if possible.Thanks ...Nick</blockquote>

[QUOTE="NickNortham, post: 629179, member: 329602"] Hello All, What is probably a very simple issue - hopefully someone can help me to resolve. I live in SW France. I have a satellite dish with a twin lnb head. Use it to receive free to view UK channels. One lnb cable runs to one room and one receiver. Works fine. The second lnb cable is combined with an aeriel signal (for French TV) and through one cable is run to 2 rooms in the house. In one room (the nearest) it is split to a french TV and a receiver for the UK channels. Works OK - although the signal for the UK channels seems a little weak. In the second room the cable is run to another receiver for the UK channels which I cannot get to work. No reception. Spent some time reading posts here and am starting to think the issue is that I am trying to run three receivers to a satellite with only a twin head. Can someone confirm? If so - possible solutions? I really want to avoid running additional cables if possible. Thanks ... Nick [/QUOTE]

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