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Old 08-09-2006, 06:43 PM
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If you are able to receive a signal from Atlantic birds, in very rare occasions you may need a lower band (below 11.7 GHz) of your Universal LNB, so you should be fine with a "Standard" LNB too. IF you want to connect a second receiver and watch it independently, you may want a "dual" LNB. If you want to have both linear and circular LNBs, you may attach one to another and put them through DiseqC switch, or you can buy Invacom LNB that does both
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