you have a very common problem.
replacing your switches should fix the problem.
Also remember to turn off your receiver whenever you make any changes, like plugging cables into the receiver.
emp are like the mercedes of switches, and i know plenty of people who use them, and read many good thing about them. better than those crappy free switches that comes with the receivers.
replacing your switches should fix the problem.
Also remember to turn off your receiver whenever you make any changes, like plugging cables into the receiver.
emp are like the mercedes of switches, and i know plenty of people who use them, and read many good thing about them. better than those crappy free switches that comes with the receivers.
teoconca wrote: ↑I have 23" Elliptical dish with dual 3 LNBs for 91 110 and 119 running to 2 receivers (Coolsat 5000 - upstair & Sonicview 4000 - downstair) using the cheap 2 4X1 switches.
91-port 4
110-port 1
119-port 3
After 1 week, the Sonicview can only see the signal from 110 at 99%. Signal from 119 is at zero. Signal from 91 is scrambled and at 49%, this is understandable as B*V is switched to Nag 3. The Coolsat upstair can only reveives signal from 119. The question to everyone is it because my switches are burnt out due to pointing to different satellites. I think I have to use different switches. I am planning to replace them with the EMP Centauri 4X1 switches. Can someone answer my question if what I am doing is correct? Any comments on the EMP Centari switches.
Thanks in advance.
SonicView 4000 and Coolsat 5000
4-1 Disecq Switches