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With the twin tuner on this box would i need a dual lnb with two seperate feeds running to the box 1 for each tuner?

yes to take full advantage of the box it's best to have 2 feeds one per tuner. however it does have a virtual loop through that allows you to loop the one feed for more recording options but still two feeds is best.

what i would suggest is if you have say a sky minidish fixed on 28.2 wire that to one tuner and the motor to the other..

that way all the uk stuff will be an instant change.. and cabn be recorded all the time while the motor will pick your other sats up

i have a motorised dish, ill just get a quad lnb.

quad or twin will do.. but only one of the feeds will goto the motor...

Originally Posted by neorage

quad or twin will do.. but only one of the feeds will goto the motor...

Im running two recievers off a twin now m8 so ill have to get a quad as ill need 3 feeds, should of bought a quad when i bought my twin

Originally Posted by sargie

Im running two recievers off a twin now m8 so ill have to get a quad as ill need 3 feeds, should of bought a quad when i bought my twin

Think about it....

You will not be able to record sky uk, as well as watching the footy on sky italy.. (for example).

Best to use a static sky uk, and a motor on the other lnb input.

I take it, as it is suggested, the box can take this static, and motor configuration?

you can use both a fixed dish and a motorized dish at the same

plus some images you can add a usb DVB-T stick for terrestrial tv

Originally Posted by bassethound

you can use both a fixed dish and a motorized dish at the same

plus some images you can add a usb DVB-T stick for terrestrial tv

can you stream to a pc as well with this box?

Originally Posted by fta101

can you stream to a pc as well with this box?

yes you can, in fact iv'e seen reports of people streaming upto 5 channels to the pc while still watching live tv via the box it self.