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Multi-receiver/TV systems - Domestic only
Please quick answer with quatro lnb
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<blockquote data-quote="Maksat" data-source="post: 505196" data-attributes="member: 250061"><p>When experts join the discussion it realy enrich it with ideas, thats why this forum is successful. Long before I join this site I used to read most of your posts. Thus I am convinced and impressed of your experties. Today although we have not reached a conclusion but I am quite happy with your replies so far and have hope for a solution. Now the wider picture is that we have two 1m communal dishes and a tv aerial . I think it is earthed. These are connected and distributed as explained above without multiswitch to about 22 flats only receiving Hotbird horizental. So one cabel from High horizantal(HH) from quatro lnb into an amplifire into an F clamp splitter and down the floor where it also splited to go to the flats on each floor. I am working on a diagram from real exact parts photos found on one site. All residents are happy to stick with the Hotbird but on both polarity V+H. Owner is not willing to accept rewiring or spent extra money. But agreed for few of us to work on one dish only( the hotbird). Our budget is bit tight so we wanted to seek your advice on the cheepest way we can view Hotbird normaly. I believe Robbo thinks it is possible to take another cable from the quatro lnb V/H in addition to the H/H and connect it to a Diseqc ports and then to the main cable. Did I get this right? if not then we may be able to fit a small multiswitch take into it four cables from the quatro and one out which is already amplified, splitted and taken down to floors!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Maksat, post: 505196, member: 250061"] When experts join the discussion it realy enrich it with ideas, thats why this forum is successful. Long before I join this site I used to read most of your posts. Thus I am convinced and impressed of your experties. Today although we have not reached a conclusion but I am quite happy with your replies so far and have hope for a solution. Now the wider picture is that we have two 1m communal dishes and a tv aerial . I think it is earthed. These are connected and distributed as explained above without multiswitch to about 22 flats only receiving Hotbird horizental. So one cabel from High horizantal(HH) from quatro lnb into an amplifire into an F clamp splitter and down the floor where it also splited to go to the flats on each floor. I am working on a diagram from real exact parts photos found on one site. All residents are happy to stick with the Hotbird but on both polarity V+H. Owner is not willing to accept rewiring or spent extra money. But agreed for few of us to work on one dish only( the hotbird). Our budget is bit tight so we wanted to seek your advice on the cheepest way we can view Hotbird normaly. I believe Robbo thinks it is possible to take another cable from the quatro lnb V/H in addition to the H/H and connect it to a Diseqc ports and then to the main cable. Did I get this right? if not then we may be able to fit a small multiswitch take into it four cables from the quatro and one out which is already amplified, splitted and taken down to floors! [/QUOTE]
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