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Join Date: Jun 2006
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Hi guys i have a pretty simple setup but have a question before I buy a DPP 33 switch.
My current setup I have 2 BELL model 6131 receivers......looking at sats 91 & 82 I have a DPP PLUS TWIN LNBF 2 wires from the LNB go into my house. 1 of those wires go directly to receiver #1 and the other wire goes to receiver #2 What I want to do Add a third model 6131 receiver My research tells me that a DPP 33 switch will do. I understand that 3 wires will need to exit the DPP 33 switch and go to each of the 3 receivers but I am confused on what needs to go INTO the switch. For all 3 receivers to work I would think that only 1 wire from the LNBF needs to be connected to the LNB in port the DPP33 switch since sats 82 & 91 are already combined by the LNBF? Thanks in advance |
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When you connect a switch you need BOTH lines, as the switch disables the internal switch in the LNBF. Each line becomes dedicated to one Sat.
I would strongly suggest a DPP44 as my experience with the DPP33 on Bell systems has been dreadful. I know retailers that actually swapped out all the DPP33's with 44's after customer complaints. Have a look at the DPP44 Thread for more info but basically, BOTH lines from the LNBF, into the DPP44, then each output to a receiver. If you get a Dual Tuner Receiver you just add a DPP Separator behind the receiver to feed both Tuners. |
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Join Date: Jun 2006
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Thanks Pinza it all makes sense now. This darn dpp44 costs around $200 in Canada! but I guess that's the only hassle free choice ha.
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You should find one for around half of that amount.
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