That's something I used for my ku setup. I had 3 ku band satellite's. I used a directv world direct dish that came with a ku lnb. I was able to pick up the nbc mux when it on 72 west with a 18" dish
@@vivekshreeni7897 The 3x4 multi switch requires a dual output LNB. Splitting a Satellite TV Signal to Multiple Receivers - Free Satellite TV ua-cam.com/video/N6jwtCU9x7E/v-deo.html
My building has got a common dish with quattro lnb to power multiple recievers.I have got two tvs in my house and used a splitter to split the signal to two different recievers.The problem arises when both the boxes are used simultaneously,when the channels are changed on the first reciever the second reciever looses signal and some channels dont come on both the recievers.However when one reciever is on there is no problem suggest a way to use both the recievers simultaneously.Someone told me there is something known as a sat cr switch.
@@vivekshreeni7897 The only way to correctly split a satellite signal is to use a multi-output LNB, or use a multi-switch. When you split the signal off of one LNB output you will only get the channels on the same polarity (horizontal or vertical) as the control receiver. Splitting a Satellite TV Signal to Multiple Receivers - Free Satellite TV ua-cam.com/video/N6jwtCU9x7E/v-deo.html
That's something I used for my ku setup. I had 3 ku band satellite's. I used a directv world direct dish that came with a ku lnb. I was able to pick up the nbc mux when it on 72 west with a 18" dish
Thank you for taking the time to make videos. I have learned a lot. Whats the difference between the 22k and a Diseqc?
You’re welcome. I’ll be explaining that in an upcoming video! Thanks again for watching!
I was able to get 97w and 103w on the directv world direct dish and a 18" for the nbc mux when it was on 72w
Is there a multi switch which has a single input and two outputs as I have got only one cable coming from the dish tell me
@@vivekshreeni7897 The 3x4 multi switch requires a dual output LNB.
Splitting a Satellite TV Signal to Multiple Receivers - Free Satellite TV
ua-cam.com/video/N6jwtCU9x7E/v-deo.html
My building has got a common dish with quattro lnb to power multiple recievers.I have got two tvs in my house and used a splitter to split the signal to two different recievers.The problem arises when both the boxes are used simultaneously,when the channels are changed on the first reciever the second reciever looses signal and some channels dont come on both the recievers.However when one reciever is on there is no problem suggest a way to use both the recievers simultaneously.Someone told me there is something known as a sat cr switch.
@@vivekshreeni7897 The only way to correctly split a satellite signal is to use a multi-output LNB, or use a multi-switch. When you split the signal off of one LNB output you will only get the channels on the same polarity (horizontal or vertical) as the control receiver.
Splitting a Satellite TV Signal to Multiple Receivers - Free Satellite TV
ua-cam.com/video/N6jwtCU9x7E/v-deo.html