CAN I USE SPLITTER IN DTH WIRE

[naviin0489]

ACTUALLY I AM HAVING TWO D2H STB BOX BUT ONLY ANTENNA IS INSTALLED CAN I SPLIT THE WIRE FROM LNB USING SPLITTER IS THERE ANY LOSS OF SIGNAL. TO WATCH IN TWO TV'S ...

 

[ABCDEFGH]

ACTUALLY I AM HAVING TWO D2H STB BOX BUT ONLY ANTENNA IS INSTALLED CAN I SPLIT THE WIRE FROM LNB USING SPLITTER IS THERE ANY LOSS OF SIGNAL. TO WATCH IN TWO TV'S ...

I think the signal will be divided

 

[shuknopata]

It depends on the length of your wire. If the combined length is less than 50 yard then there will be no problem. In case of 50+ yard you have to be careful. Use best quality splitter.

 

[naviin0489]

I think the signal will be divided

But i am going to watch only one stb at time is there any disturbances while watching channels .
i am not going to watch both tv at time ..

 

[apravu]

ACTUALLY I AM HAVING TWO D2H STB BOX BUT ONLY ANTENNA IS INSTALLED CAN I SPLIT THE WIRE FROM LNB USING SPLITTER IS THERE ANY LOSS OF SIGNAL. TO WATCH IN TWO TV'S ...

If you watch / switch on one STB at a time there won't be any problem.
But if you watch both STBs simultaneously .. One of your STB may be get damaged. Reason is there --- It is little long to explain.

Better you change the LNB with a dual output and I believe that is the best option instead of using a splitter on a KU band LNB

 

[Vicky]

If you watch / switch on one STB at a time there won't be any problem.
But if you watch both STBs simultaneously .. One of your STB may be get damaged. Reason is there --- It is little long to explain.

Better you change the LNB with a dual output and I believe that is the best option instead of using a splitter on a KU band LNB

Bro he want don't want dual lnb / other lnb :k & I use connector some times, no issue bro working fine,but some times only hanging:shy

 

[shawl_who]

I dont think STB will damage.

Yes, u can use splitter, and use both STB, but one at a time. :k

Both STBs wont work simulteneously. :k

 

[apravu]

Basically the signal is pre polarized Horizontally or vertically at the transponder. So the power converter in the STB switching over to 13-19 volts according to the polarity. Vertically polarized channels are working on 12 -13 volts and horizontal channels required 18-19 volts.

The LNB is looking for a steady 13 volt or 18 volt supply and a steady 22kHz tone. One receiver (STB) will always "win" means the receiver supplying 18 volts will win over the other. So in practically ( BUT Impractical ) you can watch simultaneously both H polarized channels or V polarized channels.

 

[shawl_who]

Basically the signal is pre polarized Horizontally or vertically at the transponder. So the power converter in the STB switching over to 13-19 volts according to the polarity. Vertically polarized channels are working on 12 -13 volts and horizontal channels required 18-19 volts.

The LNB is looking for a steady 13 volt or 18 volt supply and a steady 22kHz tone. One receiver (STB) will always "win" means the receiver supplying 18 volts will win over the other. So in practically ( BUT Impractical ) you can watch simultaneously both H polarized channels or V polarized channels.

ya, quite right and nice explanation :clap

 

[Rahulan Raj]

no point of using splitter