Wow, nice attitude there Boba.. If you actually read more thant he first line of my question you would know I understand that..
Basically I'm attempting to trim my dish farm down to 1 toroidal.
I'm stuck using legacy lnbs because a Toroidal dish, which has only has legacy lnbs, can't use dish lnbs because they (toroidal) implements a reflector that reverses the signal on circular lnbs. Anyway the reversed lnb doesn't support dishpro, hence my dilema.
I'm ordered a a SW64 switch before I even asked the question, but I was hoping there was a method of getting the darn legacy lnbs to support the DishPro switched which would make my life so much easier since I already have everything I need for dish to work with DishPro.
Your logic makes no sense.
I think this is simple mis-communication, but it sounds like you are saying a toroidal dish affects the circular polarity, changing from left hand to right hand. If that were the case, then it makes no difference if you use legacy or DP. They both receive the signal the same. The only difference is what they do with the signal after it is received. If DP LNBS will not work, then legacy will not work, but since they sell these dishes for use with DBS satellites, they must work.
However,
If you are using a DP Twin, that would cause problems because the signals from 119 and 110 would be driven to the wrong feed horns on LNB. You need to use a single DP LNB, one for each satellite.
I think you are confusing polarity with satellite signal directioning.
There must be a more proper word then directioning (is that even a word?), but I cannot think of one now. Does anybody know the proper term to describe the cross over affect that takes place on a multi-sat dish? Maybe after some coffee, I will remember.
Anyway, you cannot use a single LNB designed to receive two satellites (twins or quads) on a toroidal dish, you must use single LNB's. Single DP LNBS are used for 61.5, 148, and 129 when using a DP switch.
