is Pansat compatible w/Dish Pro Twin-Plus?

[motegi]

I know the Pansat's use a DiSQ switch to blend in the signals of the different LNB's to 1 line to the Pansat receiver, which typically the Dish Legacy Duals (not Legacy Twins) work really well with the Pansat's, and I've heard rumors that there's a flash for the Pansat's to work with the Dish Pro LNBs (the ProTwin and ProQuad) but I'm curious about the Pro Twin-Plus because I'm planning to use 1 line off the Pro Twin-Plus with a Pro Dual back fed into it for the 61.5 to go to my 625 receiver with the larger seperator, and the other line I was thinking of feeding into a Pansat. Would the Pansat see all 3 satellites (119, 110 & 61.5) thru the built-in switch of the Twin-Plus without the need of the DiSQ switch the Pansats normally use?

 

[Cascade]

Sounds like a lot of trouble for only a few channels.

 

[Tron]

Also, the DishPro LNBF L-band frequencies are stacked, meaning you would have to re-program the frequencies for each of the transponders and switch everything to vertical polarity. This probably also applies to the DishPro Plus LNBFs as well.

It is best to use a separate dish for FTA...

 

[Mr Tony]

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"I've heard rumors that there's a flash for the Pansat's to work with the Dish Pro LNBs "

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