Is there a tool I can use to measure satellite signals?

**Doomster** · 11-11-2009 11:25 PM

Originally Posted by JAG72

Just wondering. Do you have more than 16 tuners active in your house. If you don't you might want to just remove the 5x8 switch to see if that helps the issue any.

No, I don't have more than 16 tuners. Actually, since all of my DTV tuners require 2 jacks, the most I could hook up would be 8. But I only have 5 DTV receivers.

**JAG72** · 11-12-2009 06:12 AM

Originally Posted by Doomster

No, I don't have more than 16 tuners. Actually, since all of my DTV tuners require 2 jacks, the most I could hook up would be 8. But I only have 5 DTV receivers.

So you have a total of 10 tuners (2 per DVR). I would try to remove the one switch to see what happens then. If there is no reason to have it in the picture and is just one more piece that could go wrong down the road.

I am also wondering if that old LNB even supports that many tuners at the same time.

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