Hey guys, I'm new and have just ordered a receiver, satellite dish and a motor. I have a question, do I need a disEq switch to connect to the motor and the LNB so I will only use one cable line to the receiver? Or is there another way to connect to the LNB and the motor with just one cable? BTW, I did not order a disEq swith with my system.
Installing a satellite dish with a motor
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You only need a switch if you have another LNB on your dish or an LNB on another dish.
You need a cable from the receiver to the motor then a cable from the motor to the LNB that is all.
You need a cable from the receiver to the motor then a cable from the motor to the LNB that is all.
See this switch thread/.
The LNB daisy chains through the motor, normally.
If you have an unusual LNB or motor, there may be considerations, but not likely.
The LNB daisy chains through the motor, normally.
If you have an unusual LNB or motor, there may be considerations, but not likely.
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