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Are Satellite switches any good ?
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Re: Are Satellite switches any good ?
The most diseqc switches have an insertion loss of 2-5db
This is a very small number and hardly you can the difference.
As long as your cable run is not excessively long (>30m)
the diseqc switch attenuation will not affect you.If You Like My Post..... Please Press the Thanks ButtonComment
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Re: Are Satellite switches any good ?
in my opinion its not a good idea to put the Diseq switch behind the receiver or in the room because in that case you will be using lots of cable e.g if you are using 4 LNBs then you have to carry 4 cables to your room. But if u leave the Diseq switch outside with some protection from the rain then in that case you will only need one cable from Diseq switch to receiver.Comment
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Re: Are Satellite switches any good ?
in my opinion its not a good idea to put the Diseq switch behind the receiver or in the room because in that case you will be using lots of cable e.g if you are using 4 LNBs then you have to carry 4 cables to your room. But if u leave the Diseq switch outside with some protection from the rain then in that case you will only need one cable from Diseq switch to receiver.
It's better to use the diseqc switch outside and not behind the receiver because of the lots of cables.
I use 4 diseqc switces for 16 lnbs and more than 30m cable from dish to box.
Do you imagine what could happened in my home with all these cables?
If you use a good cover for rain and other weather conditions, you will be okIf You Like My Post..... Please Press the Thanks ButtonComment
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Re: Are Satellite switches any good ?
My Reply was merely a suggestion ,NOT a recommendation, for people who are not familiar with Diseqc switches it is sometimes easier to do thing on the ground as it were rather than having to do it outside on a ladder or on a roof where there are safety issues to be considered, you are both obviously experienced from your postings but this is not always the case.
Regards Mobley3
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Re: Are Satellite switches any good ?
... it is sometimes easier to do thing on the ground as it were rather than having to do it outside on a ladder or on a roof where there are safety issues to be considered, you are both obviously experienced from your postings but this is not always the case.
Regards Mobley3
I use 3 older (5 to 10 years) 4in1 diseqc1.0-switches for 3 receivers in the house.
No problems until now although the switches are in snow and rain for all the years. The signal-loss is very low and I'm using 50m (!) cables behind the switches to the receivers.If you want to make God laugh, tell him your plans!Comment
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Re: Are Satellite switches any good ?
You are right mate
It's better to use the diseqc switch outside and not behind the receiver because of the lots of cables.
I use 4 diseqc switces for 16 lnbs and more than 30m cable from dish to box.
Do you imagine what could happened in my home with all these cables?
If you use a good cover for rain and other weather conditions, you will be okIf my post was useful, please, use "Thanks" buttonComment
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Re: Are Satellite switches any good ?
extra info on this: then the options for each lnb are only 1 cable inside and use the loopthrough function of one receiver - or twin lnb, then each lnb has 2 cables to the receivers (1 cable to each receiver).Comment
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