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Ok this explains it well, and I feared that I would have to do this. I might as well just run more cable in, and while I'm at it just run all four in at the same time. Kinda a pain in the neck since the dish is at least 60-70 away. Anyway, anyone know of a place that might make a "four pack...

So can I just get a cascading multiswitch (like the one I mentioned), plug the one cable in and go? (without the stacker/destacker)

Actually the post that you reference doesn't apply to what I'm doing. A stacker appears to take two LNB's and stack them on one cable then seperate them. On the multi-sat dish there is already a multiswitch that "stacks" the reception from the three LNB's on the dish and my receiver is on the...

Looksl ike my best bet would be to just run another cable from the dish. Seems a little silly to have to backhaul a cable all the way from your dish to inside. I'm surprised there isn't an easier way. I plan to add more receivers in the near future and having to do this for each one of them...

I just recently got a new dish installed. The new DirecTV multi-sat Tri-LNB with built in multiswitch. I understand the concept of the multiswitch. Currently my dish out in my backyard and I have one cable run to it to my one receiver in my livingroom. I recently added a Philips Tivo unit...