On Sun, 29 Apr 2012 22:07:34 +0100, ARWadsworth wrote:

Since you can fit two or more LNBs on the same dish these days,
there
is no point anyway.

So how does that work if you want to view two different satellites?

That is how it works, for viewing two different satellites that are
near each other. What you can't do is fit two LNBs so that they can
both see the same satellite. B-) You get around that with an LNB
with multiple outputs, you can get up to eight but that would be a
heck of a bundle of cables. Better to fit a quattro LNB(*) and
multiswitch.

(*) Or a normal quad LNB if the multiswitch can drive it properly.

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Cheers
Dave.