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rdunk · 09-05-2009, 04:00 PM

Ponch, actually, if he has a dual LNB, he should have a line off of each LNB - ie one line for the living room TV. and one for the bedroom TV. That is what I have. I assume his setup is not for High Definition.

waldmeer, I probably cannot help you very much, since my Suite was completely wired at the factory for both TV's. When I was using a tripod, I just ran two satellite input cables to the two "satellite" connectors in the "water box". Then, all I had to do was make the appropriate switch selection on the installed switch box in the TV cabinet - i.e. select cable, antenna, satellite.... The TV signal came right through. Note, one does have to make a "switch" selection for both the living room, and for the bedroom.

Do you have this box, and have you tried your TV with pushing the "satellite" select switch??

Good luck!!!!!!!!

09-05-2009, 04:00 PM	#3
rdunk Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Texas Posts: 482	Ponch, actually, if he has a dual LNB, he should have a line off of each LNB - ie one line for the living room TV. and one for the bedroom TV. That is what I have. I assume his setup is not for High Definition. waldmeer, I probably cannot help you very much, since my Suite was completely wired at the factory for both TV's. When I was using a tripod, I just ran two satellite input cables to the two "satellite" connectors in the "water box". Then, all I had to do was make the appropriate switch selection on the installed switch box in the TV cabinet - i.e. select cable, antenna, satellite.... The TV signal came right through. Note, one does have to make a "switch" selection for both the living room, and for the bedroom. Do you have this box, and have you tried your TV with pushing the "satellite" select switch?? Good luck!!!!!!!! __________________ Robert Robert and Carlene 2005 RE3, S/N 2107 (sold Jan. 2010)