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<blockquote data-quote="Llew" data-source="post: 1139040" data-attributes="member: 175007">Without going outside with a torch to confirm, I have two cables of WF100 from the KaKU Inverto LNB on a Gibertini dish, the Ka and Ka/Ku outputs going to ports 1 and 2 of a 4-way DiSEqC switch in the shed. Five metres each max (the section I know for sure).The output of the switch is 22 metres WF100 from the shed (just paced it down the garden), up to the extension roof and along to an f-socket junction box in the spare bedroom. A thicker cable than WF100 (can't remember its type, it's that stuff that's hard to find f-plugs to fit) goes into the loft and down to a bedroom where my PC is. A small section of WF100 goes to an A/B switch and thence to the TBS6903 and 6903X cards.I haven't checked cable and connector losses with the Promax HD Ranger meter recently, but I had no reason to suspect any major issues with the runs as my other programs and devices (Crazyscan, EBSPro and the Linux updateDVB etc.) showed nothing unusual, taking into account the expected losses through the run.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Llew, post: 1139040, member: 175007"] Without going outside with a torch to confirm, I have two cables of WF100 from the KaKU Inverto LNB on a Gibertini dish, the Ka and Ka/Ku outputs going to ports 1 and 2 of a 4-way DiSEqC switch in the shed. Five metres each max (the section I know for sure). The output of the switch is 22 metres WF100 from the shed (just paced it down the garden), up to the extension roof and along to an f-socket junction box in the spare bedroom. A thicker cable than WF100 (can't remember its type, it's that stuff that's hard to find f-plugs to fit) goes into the loft and down to a bedroom where my PC is. A small section of WF100 goes to an A/B switch and thence to the TBS6903 and 6903X cards. I haven't checked cable and connector losses with the Promax HD Ranger meter recently, but I had no reason to suspect any major issues with the runs as my other programs and devices (Crazyscan, EBSPro and the Linux updateDVB etc.) showed nothing unusual, taking into account the expected losses through the run. [/QUOTE]

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