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Niel

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#95058 25-Dec-2011 21:13
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I've just had a new Sky installation and it appears to have a quad LNB (4x F-connectors).  Is this normal?  Only 1 is hooked up, but surprisingly there are no dust covers on the other 3.  Time to get an UltraPlus X-9200 HD and make full use of the LNB?




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  #561750 27-Dec-2011 10:11
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Okay, nothing new. Found this post about it: http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=106&topicid=34668
It is just with our new house I can actually see the LNB from the ground and did not know the previous one was also a quad.




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