I work for the Federal Aviation Admin (FAA), I have a single satellite feed, but I want to use 2 recievers ( each prove LNB voltage) by way of an A/B switch. Does anyone have a part number of said switch.
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if you mean you have a single feed ( both H & V polarities) then both receiver can access only one polarity at a time (you would need a dual lnbf)
only a dual or a lnbf with seperate V & H output can handle power at the same time
if you mean you have a single feed ( one polarity) (either H or V ) then any multiswitch should be able to do it. you can also achive this by using the loop out of the first receiver to the second, both still have to wach the same polarity.
but since you said each provide lnb voltage i suspect you would need a dual lnbf
only a dual or a lnbf with seperate V & H output can handle power at the same time
if you mean you have a single feed ( one polarity) (either H or V ) then any multiswitch should be able to do it. you can also achive this by using the loop out of the first receiver to the second, both still have to wach the same polarity.
but since you said each provide lnb voltage i suspect you would need a dual lnbf
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