Originally Posted by rolfw  A DiesqC switch sits outside where you want to join the cables, can't see what the problem would be. It uses "F" connectors which can be waterproofed, some switches like the global, have a waterproof cover. |
Feel free to correct me if i'm wrong here, but isn't a DiesqC switch just a motorised contraption which turns a single dish on a pole - so that it can face towards a different satellite ?
I appreciate that it might seem odd, but the layout of neighbouring buildings and an annoying telegraph pole means that there isn't one point where a single dish could be used on it's own to achieve a clear line of sight with both satellites.
If a DiesqC switch is a device which can switch between 2 dishes, then that sounds like the best solution, but I'm still relatively new to all this and would appreciate some clarification on this if possible.
Thanks again.