Hi Everyone - I'll try to be brief.

Trees!!!!

Getting in the way - so I've asked my neighbour if I can take a feed from
his dish. Obviously, I'll pay for the upgrade of his old LNB, but is there
one make/type of Quad LNB that stands out head and shoulders above the
others.



Thanks in advance,





Nick

"Wrightsaerials" wrote in message
...
Be careful to get an LNB with four universal outputs, as opposed to one
with
four fixed outputs.
I haven't noticed any significant differences between the major brands.
If the neighbour has a Sky minidish you have to use an LNB designed for
such a
dish, rather than one designed for 'normal' dishes.

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"Nobby" wrote in message ...
Hi Everyone - I'll try to be brief.

Trees!!!!

Getting in the way - so I've asked my neighbour if I can take a feed from
his dish. Obviously, I'll pay for the upgrade of his old LNB, but is there
one make/type of Quad LNB that stands out head and shoulders above the
others.



Thanks in advance,





Nick






I have a cambridge quad LNB fitted to my dish (channel master) works fine signal streanth and quality are about the same

Nobby wrote:
Hi Everyone - I'll try to be brief.

Trees!!!!

Getting in the way - so I've asked my neighbour if I can take a feed
from his dish. Obviously, I'll pay for the upgrade of his old LNB,
but is there one make/type of Quad LNB that stands out head and
shoulders above the others.

I fitted a Philips to my dish, no problems whatsoever.

I think it would be wise to go for a Sky Zone 2 60cm dish as well. This is
because the quad LNBs are heavy and can make it easier for a Zone 1 30cm
dish to become misaligned in heavy wind. Also, prevents signal break-up
(which could cause pressure between you and your generous neighbour).

I think it would be wise to go for a Sky Zone 2 60cm dish as well. This is
because the quad LNBs are heavy and can make it easier for a Zone 1 30cm
dish to become misaligned in heavy wind. Also, prevents signal break-up
(which could cause pressure between you and your generous neighbour).


I'm never really happy about the Region 1 dishes. The BER is just good enough -
and that's not good enough!

Bill