All of this 22 khz switch talk applies if you want to switch between multiple dishes or use more than one LNB on a dish.
The way I see it, planning to use a 22khz switch is only necessary if you want to select from more than four LNB's. Otherwise, you could use a four port DiSeqC switch.
I wouldn't say "can't". Not to confuse the issue, but you only see one frequency band on a universal that is connected to a 22khz switch. I use a 22khz switch with universal LNBs on the 22khz side of the switch. This is because I don't need to see the lower frequency band of a universal LNB.
Agreed.
But, if I could get a universal for free or low cost, I would take it.
The way I see it, planning to use a 22khz switch is only necessary if you want to select from more than four LNB's. Otherwise, you could use a four port DiSeqC switch.
universal lnb's also use a 22khz tone so they cant be used with 22khz switch's
I wouldn't say "can't". Not to confuse the issue, but you only see one frequency band on a universal that is connected to a 22khz switch. I use a 22khz switch with universal LNBs on the 22khz side of the switch. This is because I don't need to see the lower frequency band of a universal LNB.
if you need a universal get one, else stick with a standard lnb.
if the freq is less then 11700 you need a universal.
Agreed.
But, if I could get a universal for free or low cost, I would take it.
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