1k2 to dp44 one wire from dish anyway to do it?

[nissan4x4]

Hey,back to ask another question,Anyways i have my dish at least 115 ft from my house self install works perfect for the distance rg11. Recently added a dp44 to the mix, and come to find out the dp44 shuts the switch in my dish down.so what i was thinking was, i could install a smaller switch by the dish and have it combine the three orbits and send with one wire.Would this work? Or does dish make an combiner for this situation?
Thanks Nissan

 

[sA :: Shaggy]

how many receivers do you have?

There has to be at least 1 line per sat if you put in a switch. but if you only have 2 receivers a Stacker - de- stacker would work.

 

[nissan4x4]

Thanks for the reply,2 receivers, but 4 interior connections. As i move the receivers around to other tv's.
What is a stacker-destacker and where can you get them?

 

[rglore]

One wire can work with Hopper & Joeys setup. Put the node at the dish and a tap for Hopper & one or more Joeys at the house.

 

[nissan4x4]

That does sound good, but is there any way on regular receivers at all. maybe 2 wires from dish to a dp44 just trying not having to run two more coax lines.

 

[gtal98]

You need one wire for each orbital location to feed the 44 switch - so for a 1000.2 (119, 110, 129) you need 3 lines. There is no way around this.

 

[TheKrell]

2 receivers, but 4 interior connections.

Wait a minute here... You are currently feeding two receivers from a 1000.2 via one coax?

I think rglore is onto something with the Hopper/Joey solution, even if you really do have only one coax. Only trouble: Dish won't lease you a H/J system without coming out to install it too.

 

[nissan4x4]

Thanks for the replies,i guess ill run 2 more lines

 

[allenmc_ SUI]

I would just get rid of the switch if it was me just run from

 

[allenmc_ SUI]

The .2 and if u get a h/j do not run from port 1 of ur dpp44 but it still needs the power inverter hooked up

 

[n0qcu]

Its a power INSERTER not inverter.