01) a extension from your first decoder to 2nd decoder, so you need to put from the first decoder point to the new decoder point.
02) a direct from outside dish to the new decoder point.
Option 1, you only need one dish, but you need to make sure the first decoder is always on/standby, the first decoder act as signal booster and send signal to the 2nd unit.
Option 2, you need 2 dish, or get a signal splitter. Using signal splitter may not work if extension end to end is too long. Advantage, no need depend on first decoder.
I maybe wrong, so need some astro expert to advice. For me, i take option 1 since Asstro is not my priority.
Added on July 14, 2011, 12:20 pm
QUOTE(skng03 @ Jul 13 2011, 09:07 PM)
normal old tv - coax cable type 3c2v, 5c2v
cctv coax RG59
CATV/ SaTV coax Rg6 provide up to. 1GHz Frequency bandwidth
HDtv coax RG6 provide up to MIN. 3GHz Frequency bandwidth
if u go for astro byond, RG6 with MIN. 3GHz Frequency bandwidth is a must & use branded one like belden
My office run 3C2V from MDF to 12th floor for E1, no problem. 3C2V rock.cctv coax RG59
CATV/ SaTV coax Rg6 provide up to. 1GHz Frequency bandwidth
HDtv coax RG6 provide up to MIN. 3GHz Frequency bandwidth
if u go for astro byond, RG6 with MIN. 3GHz Frequency bandwidth is a must & use branded one like belden
This post has been edited by weikee: Jul 14 2011, 12:20 PM
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