Power inserters
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WELCOME TO SATGUYS!. I dont think they are as they provide diffrent voltages to the switches.. Im sure some one who knows for sure will chime in 
called dish tech dept. and they said that yes you can use the SW power inserter with the DPP44 but I am still not convinced.
DN seems to have a hidden parts department because after sending me to the local retailers and national chains such as RS and finding out that no one carries these items the tech dept quoted some prices $29 for SW and $36 for DPP power inserters plus $8.95 S/H,
Would like confirmation and part numbers as well as specs for each power inserter with power adapter combination, if any one can help.... thank you
DN seems to have a hidden parts department because after sending me to the local retailers and national chains such as RS and finding out that no one carries these items the tech dept quoted some prices $29 for SW and $36 for DPP power inserters plus $8.95 S/H,
Would like confirmation and part numbers as well as specs for each power inserter with power adapter combination, if any one can help.... thank you
Can't help with specs but if they are two different part numbers and prices I doubt they are interchangible.
peperuiz
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called dish tech dept. and they said that yes you can use the SW power inserter with the DPP44 but I am still not convinced.
there is no way it should work because SW64 inserter for legacy receivers and use 24v and DPP44 is newer system and i believe uses higher voltage. but the verdict is that you cant mix and match dish pro with legacy
Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2006
Posts: 2
called dish tech dept. and they said that yes you can use the SW power inserter with the DPP44 but I am still not convinced.
there is no way it should work because SW64 inserter for legacy receivers and use 24v and DPP44 is newer system and i believe uses higher voltage. but the verdict is that you cant mix and match dish pro with legacy
the switches bleed off all power over the 19.6 volt limit built into them, the sw44 uses 18.6 volts max to turn the lnb, the dpp44 uses a max of 19.6, after that the voltage bleeds off, the power adapters are interchangable, they just want to sell you a 34.00 part.
