[Boatanchors] Wall Warts and Switcher Power Supplies
wa9vrh
wa9vrh at wildblue.net
Wed Nov 28 20:24:20 EST 2012
Well that (the small dish) depends if you want to watch different
stations. You can hook up as many tv's as
you want but they all will be watching the same channel.
I have a dual receiver in one box so each has a couple of tv's on each
receiver. Since there is
only my wife and I it is not often an issue.
As Bob said with the 8' dish he can select what satellite he wants to
watch. However if someone else want's
to watch something on another satellite he would have an issue also.
We got rid of the 8' dish probably 8 years ago as most of the
programming we wanted to watch had
moved to the small dishes.
73 Larry WA9VRH
On 11/28/2012 7:28 AM, rbethman wrote:
> David,
>
> That would be correct *IF* you use that tiny little dish on the roof
> or some place.
>
> When you have an 8 foot diameter pad mounted dish for satellite
> reception, then there is NO individual box for each TV.
>
> I simply feed the signal into the house, and each TV simply picks what
> channel you want to watch.
>
> Completely different system. I also can direct the dish to different
> satellites.
>
> Bob - N0DGN
>
> On 11/27/2012 5:18 PM, David C. Hallam wrote:
>> Correct if I am wrong, but doesn't satellite TV require a receiver
>> for each TV set. With cable I have 5 TV's with 2 cable boxes. The 3
>> without boxes do not receive the premium channels but is OK for the
>> garage and office. The cable provider charges $5 for the additional
>> box.
>>
>> I had Hughes years ago but dropped them when I wanted to add
>> additional set and needed more receivers.
>>
>> David
>> KW4DH
>>
>
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