HELP Will Tata Sky or other Operators require Monoblock LNB to recieve signal from GSAT-10 ?
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Technoglitch
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monoblock is used to catch signals from two satellites separated at max 5 degrees.
IndianMascot
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I know both are in same orbit, but according to your logic , for receiving signals from multiple satellite, we would require monoblock LNB. So why are you contradicting your own words ??
This is what you said few posts back ,
I was not expecting this type of reply from a moderator. before analizing the reply read full post. why you select a single line. now i understand what you try to to do. do not try become over smart. you know what is meant my post " MULTIPLE SATELLITES" . write according to to your dignity. do not act like childish.
IndianMascot
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If you don't know the answer, better don't reply with useless comments bro. Have you joined here for unnecessary arguments. If so, then I would prefer not to reply you.
I was looking for this kind of reply from you. You are a MODERATOR SO KNOW about my all posts. No unnecessary arguments by me. once again read all my posts. discussing is not arguments. i did not abused you .
You tried to MOCKERY me but failed. this is why you are angry. i have answered all questions. all specialists know my answers are correct.
IndianMascot
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No useless in my reply.Shaileshp : So, you will post all useless things but not clear my doubts ??
Anyone else can please clarify whether Tata Sky would require a monoblock LNB to receive signals from GSAT-10 or Tata Sky users will be able to use the existing LNG for getting signals from both the Satellites.
No need to change the lnb to view Tatasky channels from GSAT -10 & INSAT-4A if both in 83* .e
IndianMascot
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Okie, 1st of all I am not trying to make some mockery of you. Somewhere you seems to have misunderstand my words. So, chill and forget it out.
On Topic : After raising your objection of my comment, I too read and realized that to receive signal from 2 satellites, 2 different LNB or Monoblock LNB is compulsorily required. Monoblock LNB makes the work easily by auto switching DiSEqC .
So, i still assume that Tata Sky users will require Monoblock LNB to view channels from GSAT-10. Can you please explain with examples why MB won't require in Tata Sky and require in Dish TV .
On Topic : After raising your objection of my comment, I too read and realized that to receive signal from 2 satellites, 2 different LNB or Monoblock LNB is compulsorily required. Monoblock LNB makes the work easily by auto switching DiSEqC .
So, i still assume that Tata Sky users will require Monoblock LNB to view channels from GSAT-10. Can you please explain with examples why MB won't require in Tata Sky and require in Dish TV .
Technoglitch
Core Member
What if both the satellites are in same direction/angle?
A software update can be done to receive signal from both satellites so TS doesn't need monoblock. Dish needs monoblock as insat and other is separated at an angle.
A software update can be done to receive signal from both satellites so TS doesn't need monoblock. Dish needs monoblock as insat and other is separated at an angle.