1000.2 Ea Dish Twin LNB Which Wires to Run??

[Chris04626]

Ok i just picked up a free 1000.2 EA dish to take to my campground

On the Dish it has 3 cables coming from LNB They are marked 1 2 3 But there are only 2 Lnbs on the dish.

I plan on running them so a solo node and the solo node only has a spot to put 2 cables.

So which two do i run from the dish to the solo node?

I assume 1 and 2??

 

[agentc13]

Any combination is fine so long as you run 2 lines.

 

[Chris04626]

ok great, thanks

 

[jarvantgroup]

Ok i just picked up a free 1000.2 EA dish to take to my campground

On the Dish it has 3 cables coming from LNB They are marked 1 2 3 But there are only 2 Lnbs on the dish.

I plan on running them so a solo node and the solo node only has a spot to put 2 cables.

So which two do i run from the dish to the solo node?

I assume 1 and 2??

FYI....the lenses on the LNB correspond with the number of satellites out in the sky that the dish receives signal from. Two lenses (lnb's) for two different satellites (61W and 72W) The lnb contains a built-in switch that combines those two satellites into 3 separate outputs for up to three receivers. As previous poster said, any two outputs will work.

 

[bwexler]

I thought a 1000.2 was western arc and by definition had 3 LNBs.
do I need a lesson to bring me current?

 

[JSheridan]

I thought a 1000.2 was western arc and by definition had 3 LNBs.
do I need a lesson to bring me current?

There are 1000.2 Eastern Arc LNB's that are used to point at 61.5 and 72.

 

[lucky86]

That's what I'm using.

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[3HaloODST]

Both the 1000.2 and the 1000.4 can pick up EA and WA. EA 1000.2 however cannot pick up 77 (which is only used for some locals and Spanish programming.)

I have both the WA 1000.2 and the EA 1000.4.