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<blockquote data-quote="storm_seeker" data-source="post: 604052" data-attributes="member: 321014">elo. rather then start a new post, i'd thought i'd ask in this 1st as it related. i'm quite new to satellite installing.i'm i thinking of using a multiswitch, the plan is to use terrestrial/freeview at the moment. wait for freesat DVR prices to come down and/or get a freesat intergrated tv, and freesat boxes for other rooms as we upgrade over time.i'll put two cables in the living room (for DVR) and one to every other room.from what i've read, it sends both satellite and terrestrial signals down the line.i've read above about using a triplex plate to seperate the signal. but i've read elsewhere that the receiver sends commands to the multiswitch, which connects it to the most appropriate signal it requires.so, do i need a triplex plate, will it just improve the signal quality, or do i not need one? or am i completely way off the mark mis-understanding everything including life itself!?reguardsRob</blockquote>

[QUOTE="storm_seeker, post: 604052, member: 321014"] elo. rather then start a new post, i'd thought i'd ask in this 1st as it related. i'm quite new to satellite installing. i'm i thinking of using a multiswitch, the plan is to use terrestrial/freeview at the moment. wait for freesat DVR prices to come down and/or get a freesat intergrated tv, and freesat boxes for other rooms as we upgrade over time. i'll put two cables in the living room (for DVR) and one to every other room. from what i've read, it sends both satellite and terrestrial signals down the line. i've read above about using a triplex plate to seperate the signal. but i've read elsewhere that the receiver sends commands to the multiswitch, which connects it to the most appropriate signal it requires. so, do i need a triplex plate, will it just improve the signal quality, or do i not need one? or am i completely way off the mark mis-understanding everything including life itself!? reguards Rob [/QUOTE]

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