adding a second receiver

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I have a single dish with 3 lnbs, with only one incoming cable, with a single hdtv dual tuner receiver. I would like to add a second reciever, i have been told i need a separater, a diplexer, a splitter, all from different folks at dish, i just want to feed the input from a single dish to two recievers. Any help is greatly appreciated ...
 
A second dual-tuner receiver should come with a separator, so you got that covered. What you really need, and what wasn't mentioned by all those other folks, is a separate coax all the way from your 3-lnb dish w/integrated switch to your new receiver.
 
Sorry, no. The good news is that with your dish (a 1000.2?), you can drive 3 dual-tuner receivers via 3 cables.
 
Is there no way to "split" the signal from a single coax?

If you were looking at only one satrllite it might be possible to split a signal. You are looking at 3 satellites so switching from more than 1 receiver becomes complicated. The simple cure is run 1 cable for each receiver you want connected to the dish.
 

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