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<blockquote data-quote="Zorg" data-source="post: 1004714" data-attributes="member: 77102"><p>Thank you.</p><p>I knew I had no idea about this thing of cables and disecq. In spite of that, it would be great if I could do the change from 4/1 to 4/2 myself. The last technician who fixed something in the dishes ripped me off.</p><p> </p><p>If I'm not wrong it must be easy:</p><p>I buy a disecq 4/2, I put in it two cables, one from the 5.0ºW Eutelsat 5, and the other from the dish that has one monoblock directed to two different satellites, and finally I take out from the disecq two cables and connect them to the two ports of the dual DVB-S2 Card.</p><p> </p><p>But still I have the doubt of if I could tune at the same time channels of the two different satellites (13.0ºE EUTELSAT Hotbird and 19.2ºE Astra) that are taken by the monoblock placed in just one dish.</p><p>Probably the answer is not.</p><p>Then would the only solution be getting rid of the monoblock, buy a third dish and a dual and a single DVB-S card, to have three ports?</p><p> </p><p>Sorry if I ask silly things, but now that I'm about to finish with the nightmare of the Skystar card, I would like also to fix this limitation. At home we argue oft about tuning at the same time channels of this two satellites that depend on the monoblock placed in one dish.</p><p> </p><p>Could I keep this monoblock system and tune different channels from the two satellites with a dual card?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Zorg, post: 1004714, member: 77102"] Thank you. I knew I had no idea about this thing of cables and disecq. In spite of that, it would be great if I could do the change from 4/1 to 4/2 myself. The last technician who fixed something in the dishes ripped me off. If I'm not wrong it must be easy: I buy a disecq 4/2, I put in it two cables, one from the 5.0ºW Eutelsat 5, and the other from the dish that has one monoblock directed to two different satellites, and finally I take out from the disecq two cables and connect them to the two ports of the dual DVB-S2 Card. But still I have the doubt of if I could tune at the same time channels of the two different satellites (13.0ºE EUTELSAT Hotbird and 19.2ºE Astra) that are taken by the monoblock placed in just one dish. Probably the answer is not. Then would the only solution be getting rid of the monoblock, buy a third dish and a dual and a single DVB-S card, to have three ports? Sorry if I ask silly things, but now that I'm about to finish with the nightmare of the Skystar card, I would like also to fix this limitation. At home we argue oft about tuning at the same time channels of this two satellites that depend on the monoblock placed in one dish. Could I keep this monoblock system and tune different channels from the two satellites with a dual card? [/QUOTE]
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