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Old 03-07-2006   #1
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I was just looking at THIS system and was overwhelmed with a dim thought, as it has a V/UHF input, does that mean that you can hook up a normal TV to the output and get the normal terrestrial signal? If so, what do you do if you want a satellite box on there too?
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Perhaps it upshifts the UHF to where the input of a normal sat reciever is looking so it can display DTT.

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There are five inputs, four being the output from a Quattro LNB, the other being a Terrestrial UHF and VHF antenna. At the socket, all you need to do is install a diplexed or triplexed outlet. You can then run a satellite receiver, normal TV and VHF radio from each outlet point.
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There are five inputs, four being the output from a Quattro LNB, the other being a Terrestrial UHF and VHF antenna. At the socket, all you need to do is install a diplexed or triplexed outlet. You can then run a satellite receiver, normal TV and VHF radio from each outlet point.
Ah, that explains them di/triplexers I've seen about on Ebay ...

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