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<blockquote data-quote="satelliteman" data-source="post: 806225" data-attributes="member: 255812"><p>Pretty much as said above but some brief info to be going on with:</p><p></p><p>I guess an Octo LNb for Astra1, quad for Astra2 or you may go with the multiswitch route. You'll need to consider using a VSB A/V modulator headend as this would be the professional approach for a 12 channel SMATV system. I would avoid using receiver DSB modulators due to poor quality and filtering. Cable lengths and signal loses need to be calculated along with launch levels. Other options are, a DVBs - PAL modular headend. You can get two racks and build to requirements or a profiler filter and stack three or four group of channels. These can have upto 45dB of gain. There is a less expensive way to build your system but the overall picture quality maybe poor; you can use the receiver modulators and a broadband launch amplifier.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="satelliteman, post: 806225, member: 255812"] Pretty much as said above but some brief info to be going on with: I guess an Octo LNb for Astra1, quad for Astra2 or you may go with the multiswitch route. You'll need to consider using a VSB A/V modulator headend as this would be the professional approach for a 12 channel SMATV system. I would avoid using receiver DSB modulators due to poor quality and filtering. Cable lengths and signal loses need to be calculated along with launch levels. Other options are, a DVBs - PAL modular headend. You can get two racks and build to requirements or a profiler filter and stack three or four group of channels. These can have upto 45dB of gain. There is a less expensive way to build your system but the overall picture quality maybe poor; you can use the receiver modulators and a broadband launch amplifier. [/QUOTE]
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