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multi-switches do NOT pass voltage.you have to put diplexors in line BEFORE the switch or it will not pass power.if you are using the multiswitch supplied by voom.. the one in the blue box..it will not work no matter what you do because it blocks the signal

you should be okay to 200 feet..but if you want to be safe you can get quad shield solid copper conductor Rg6 cable then you should be good up to 300-350 feet

first let me say sorry for the install experience you had .there is no excuse for what the first installers did.but you must understand there are bad people in every profession.i am just tired of people on here saying ALL installers are a**holes ,retards,complete incompetents,etc.. to your...

I am not whining i am just sick and tired of whining jerks like vurbano who costantly refer to installers as a**holes,retards,etc...and maybe you didnt read the last line of the post where i stated all i have done for V* in the past few months are de-installs...

speaking as an a$$hole installer....you just cant get it through your thick head that 95% of us are SATELLITE installers with little or no experience with off-air antennas...and the only tool that voom gives us is antennaweb.org(a big joke)...and everything else we pretty much have to figure out...

if you are only using one stb there is no need for a multi-switch...matter of fact if you need a multi-switch(3 or more stbs)then it has to be hooked up differently...because a multi will NOT pass the voltage...make sure you have a multi...will have 3 inputs one side 4 on other ...a diplexor...

it depends on which off air antenna you are getting ...if you are getting the stealth then it comes with a seperate power inserter ...if you are getting the winegard sensar antenna then it must use the diplexor to get power from the stb because no seperate power supply is included

just wondering why would anyone want 4 lines to a single reciever anyway?.....by the way am not trying to be a jerk about this...just trying to get everyone on same page... :)

this is job description on work order for tommorrow 5/01/2004 dual voom install Equipment will be shipped to installer for delivery to customer's home(dish, off-air antenna,recievers,welcome kit). Mount satellite and off-air antennas,using SBCA stanards,to the exterior structure of home, and...

yes but we are paid (poorly so far) by the scope of work....anything over and above that is customers responsibility....work order also says exact same thing...believe me i deal with this every day from voom,dish,directv,and direcway the salespeople tell you what you want to hear... and the...

http://www.installs.com/docs/VoomFAQ%20INST%2002-05-04.pdf see page 4

i am a voom installer and the info about running lines is wrong...diplexors are what we are getting paid to use... if you want two lines be prepared to pay for it... you are using up more of the installers equipment that he has to pay for