SWiM sounds interesting... The Yankies seem to be far ahead with their non-standard tech, which could, potentially, be used here... Of course, there are many other stackers available but still...
Anyhow.. been reading this -
http://www.swm8.com/swm-faq.php
What are the legacy ports and how do I (or do I have to) use them?
The SWM8 has three legacy outputs (Legacy 1, Legacy 2, Legacy 3). These three ports work like the output from a conventional 3LNB dish and allow you to use receivers that are not listed as SWM-compatible. In other words, if you want to continue using a DIRECTV TiVo or some other older receiver, you can do that. However, to use both tuners on a TiVo, you must have lines run from two of the legacy ports into Sat 1 and Sat 2 of the TiVo. A few notes about the legacy ports: (1) You cannot use any splitters to split outputs from the legacy ports. (2) We recommend that you not connect SWM-compatible equipment to the legacy ports. (3) This follows from the prior note, but the legacy ports do not transmit the signals from 2 of the 5 5LNB satellites, so only the content available from a 3LNB dish is available via the legacy ports.
Does that mean that we can still use SWiM LNBs with switches (like
this) that have legacy ports?