S stooky New Member Original poster Jan 19, 2008 2 0 Jan 19, 2008 #1 I have read lots of stuff that says you need the 4 lines. Why do you need the 4 lines if you only have 1 receiver? I do not understand and I have not seen an explanation anywhere! Thanks. Chris.
I have read lots of stuff that says you need the 4 lines. Why do you need the 4 lines if you only have 1 receiver? I do not understand and I have not seen an explanation anywhere! Thanks. Chris.
S scrooloose SatelliteGuys Family Feb 11, 2006 68 0 Jan 19, 2008 #2 The SW44 switch needs four lines to work. However, you don't necessarily need an SW44 switch. There are many ways to connect BEV receivers. What model receiver do you want to hook up (single or dual tuner)? -Mike
The SW44 switch needs four lines to work. However, you don't necessarily need an SW44 switch. There are many ways to connect BEV receivers. What model receiver do you want to hook up (single or dual tuner)? -Mike
S stooky New Member Original poster Jan 19, 2008 2 0 Jan 19, 2008 #3 I realize that it needs 4 lines to work..but WHY? Does anyone know the mechanics behind the need for 4 lines? Chris.
I realize that it needs 4 lines to work..but WHY? Does anyone know the mechanics behind the need for 4 lines? Chris.
N n0qcu Supporting Founder Supporting Founder Sep 7, 2003 5,125 1,950 Earth Jan 19, 2008 #4 The reason for 4 lines: 2 satellites with 2 polarities each = four lines
