Octo lnb with multiswitch

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Old 10-12-2008   #1
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Octo lnb with multiswitch

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Can anyone tell me if an octo (8 way) lnb can be used with a multiswitch, if so what one...

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One of these should do it:-

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thanks for the quick reply, so these multiswitches will work with an 8 way octo lnb?
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They will work with a quad, they should work with an octo with the other 4 outputs going to waste.

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Any Q2 Multiswitch will work it of course only requires four feeds.

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Why bother octo lnb runs 8 receivers
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ta for the info, but the setup is there are 6 feeds from the dish on a new build all cables hidden, 2 for sky+ going to the living room and 4 going back to the basement for a multiswitch to feed 6 points around the house for sky and freesat, is there any other way of doing this?

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A switch that supports Q2 will select the required band from a universal ports of the Quad or Octo LNb.

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