I just acquired a Dish Pro Twin LNBF it has two hook up points.
Does this have a built in SW or does it require something like a SW21 ?
Does this have a built in SW or does it require something like a SW21 ?
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All twin designated lnbfs and quad designated lnbfs have the basics of built in 21 switches either legacy, dish pro, and now dish pro plus. With any twin ( Im not yet sure of the dish pro plus, will have to try this ) you can cascade the twin through an actual 21 switch to incorporate a second dish.
No, you will have to run 3 coax from the dish 1000 and at that point its a waste of equipment to use a dpptwin with a dpp44.
If you have say a single receiver of either a single tuner or a dual tuner then you can take a dp dual and run a coax from it to the input port on the dpptwin and then a single coax from the out port of the dpptwin to said receiver.
If you have say a single receiver of either a single tuner or a dual tuner then you can take a dp dual and run a coax from it to the input port on the dpptwin and then a single coax from the out port of the dpptwin to said receiver.
DP requires one cable per tuner, DPP lets you use one cable for a dual-tuner receiver. The DPP Twin also adds an input port so you can get 3 satellites to 2 receivers w/o adding an external switch.Greg Mueller said:
All 3 versions of the Twin are described on the EKB at What's this Twin I've heard about?.
