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    lnb power

    hi all.i have a motorised system,which is controlled via tm5402 box.lnb is twin feed black ultra.the second feed runs to my pc tbs6920 dvb-s/s2 card.should i be worried at all, about voltages coming from seperate hardware to the lnb.

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    Quote Originally Posted by beany1 View Post
    hi all.i have a motorised system,which is controlled via tm5402 box.lnb is twin feed black ultra.the second feed runs to my pc tbs6920 dvb-s/s2 card.should i be worried at all, about voltages coming from seperate hardware to the lnb.
    no i use 3 different sat receivers connected to a quad lnb with no problems

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    no thats what the multi port lnbs are for several receivers

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    thank you.feel at ease now.both receivers are working fine.but needed to be sure.

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    Could that he the reason, that quad LNBs are usually a bit better performing compared to single, because they get more power from different sources?

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