Dual LNBs to Oyster for Sky+ ? Forums

artona · Moderator

Hi

Well I tried to think of a reason to cover the fact that you were too ......................... to go up there in the dark Laughing

Funny story about powder flashs. Back in those days the press photographers had a powder monkey. Very often if there was a number of snappers they would open the shutters at the same time and share a flash just like we all share the sun, we don't need one each.

Any way a new powder monkey did not know this and so he thought that since it was an ounce of powder for one photographer he would need to use 10 ounces for ten photographers. There was a big bang Laughing

stew

asprn

OK - here they are.

asprn

Had to load this separately. Is this simply an elbow, or is it a joint? I need to be clear about routing the secondary (or perhaps replacement?) cable through the roof. Presumably if it's just a conduit, I'll be able to pull the old cable through?

AND - is there such a thing as an all-in-one dual cable?

Dougie.

Snelly · Eastern Rally Co-ordinator

Dougie

There is such a thing as a dual cable, but its more like two cables running parrallel.

You can get a waterproof roof junction box. In fact I believe Maxview has one in their range... can check if you like.

I think it looks like a standard lnb mount. As long as you have plenty of room under the lnb when the dish is folded down, you should be able to add a dual or even quad lnb. Ill pm you a price.

asprn

Snelly · Eastern Rally Co-ordinator

JP

Dougie
You can get a gizmo that you it near the lnb's and combines two into one cable by moving the frequency of one signal then at the other end a second gizmo splits it back into two.
JP