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Your last question about splitters was in the Shaw Cable Forum, where the correct answer is 1 Ghz.

For Bell TV, I would strongly recommend 3 Ghz but please NOTE splitters cannot be used in the same way as Cable, there are very specific installations when a splitter can be used.
 

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Well without going into details covered many times, you cannot take 1 line from the LNBF and use a splitter to feed 2 Receivers.

You should be looking at a Multiswitch.

What do you have now, Dish/Receivers etc.?
What do you want to add.?

I can then advise accordingly.
 

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Just because it is Bell Approved it will still NOT work for splitting 1 line to feed 2 Receivers.
 

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No, it is NOT misleading at all. Nowhere does it say "Will allow splitting of 1 line to feed 2 Receivers".

It says "Bell Approved", which it is.

Bell produce and APL (Approved Parts List), it a product is NOT on the APL, it should NOT be used for any part of a Bell TV Installtion.
 

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As I asked in Post #4;

What do you have now, Dish/Receivers etc.?
What do you want to add.?

I can then advise accordingly.
 

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Well, firstly you do know that if you call Bell to subscribe to HD you will get the Upgrade for FREE.?

That said, what you need is another LNBF, 2 x SW21's and another line from the Dish. This is assuming you are using Single Tuner HD Receivers, 6100/6131 or 6141's.

This image is how the above will look.



Just ignore the Dual Tuner part that will be 2 Single Tuner Receivers.
 

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Or you could just get one of these, much easier and less cabling;



If then at some point you want to swap a Single Tuner Receiver for a Dual, you just add one of these behind the Receiver;



NOTE; It is NOT a Splitter..... Honest.
 
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