Twin LNB performance?

[alfred_1]

Re: Twin LNB performance?

Maybe my English is poor and you cannot understand me.
1. If you connect 2nd rx to LOOP jack of 1st, 2nd will receive frequencies and polarizations according to first rx commands. LNB power on 2nd rx may be turned on or off - no difference
2. If you connect 2nd rx via splitter, the splitter must be active and LNB power must be ON ONLY on one of rxs.
3. When connecting to dual LNB - no restrictions.
4. When your rx recording a program it can't be in standby mode. I remember when I set up my dish I connected rx - satfinder - LNB. rx in standy - led on satfinder lit. It said me LNB powered even when rx turned off.

Listen besit I think you are confusing matters.

When you connect a second Rx to the ''loop through'' method of your first Rx
you are just making use of the pass through facility of your first Rx. Nothing else. Now the second Rx will have total control of the Motor(and here it is worth mentioning that both Receivers must have the same parameters that is to say either making use of the USALS or Diseqc 1.2 control as regard having a Motor, eitherwise the motor won't go to the correct Satelitte) or LNB and it will have total control of your Dish provided that you put the First Rx in standby mode

Now for the second part I will take a dreambox as an example....With a dreambox you can Start Recording and immediately afterwards put in Standby
but since it is in a recording sequence (and it will show you that it did go in Stand-by mode)...the LNB will still receive Voltage from the Tuner naturally because it is recording a programm. Afterwards it will remain in ST.By Mode.

[besit]

Re: Twin LNB performance?

OK
maybe you right, i won't argue no more