I bought a new house. Have 1 hopper 3 with 2 wireless joeys. Have turbo hd dish with 2 cables coming off the lnb into a single cable connected to the hopper 3. Home I bought has a dish 1000 with 3 cables coming off the lnb because he had 3 receivers. Question is can I use the lnb from my turbo dish on the dish that is already setup at the new residence. I will only have to use one of the cables going into the house. Houses are 7 miles apart and both dishes have 2 lnbs. And luckily both dishes are easily accessible.
Question about moving hopper 3
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Your Hopper 3 at the old house is probably set up with a hybrid LNBF system. The new house will need the same. If your home seller had a Hopper 3, then you are probably OK. Otherwise, you'll need a LNBF replacement along with a hub...
Thanks Bobby. I should just be able to move the lnbf and hub, or I could just take the dish with the lnb. Masts are the same.
You would do better to simply move the lnbf. The dish on the new house is already aimed.
If all three coax feeds from the DPP LNBF head come into the house, a DPH42 switch can multiplex the Turbo dish for the Hopper 3.
Why not use the Dish mover deal and they will do it all for you at no charge to keep you as a customer.
