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<blockquote data-quote="a33" data-source="post: 1098215" data-attributes="member: 332642">Likely that loss will be just in signal STRENGTH, not in the (much more important) signal QUALITY, if I'm not mistaken.If your cable is good quality and less than 50 or 100 meter, I wouldn't bother much about signal strength losses. Strength needs to be in a certain range, that your receiver expects. It is not a case of &quot;the bigger the better&quot;.=================================================================================================================This amazes me. Normally with a priority switch I would expect that the MASTER has control when he gives out a LNB voltage.But since you tested your switch, I assume it does as you say.I have a IR-satellite switch that behaves a bit like you describe somewhere if I recall right. Never really used it, though.Greetz,A33</blockquote>

[QUOTE="a33, post: 1098215, member: 332642"] Likely that loss will be just in signal STRENGTH, not in the (much more important) signal QUALITY, if I'm not mistaken. If your cable is good quality and less than 50 or 100 meter, I wouldn't bother much about signal strength losses. Strength needs to be in a certain range, that your receiver expects. It is not a case of "the bigger the better". ================================================================================================================= This amazes me. Normally with a priority switch I would expect that the MASTER has control when he gives out a LNB voltage. But since you tested your switch, I assume it does as you say. I have a IR-satellite switch that behaves a bit like you describe somewhere if I recall right. Never really used it, though. Greetz, A33 [/QUOTE]

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