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  1. 12-11-11, 20:59 #1
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    twin tuners on vu+ duo

    how should i have my tuners set up, i'm using twin lnb's so have to feeds coming in two my reciever should they be set the same or should tuner 'B' be loop thru or same as im confused.
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    Is it a static or motorised dish? If its static dish then set them exactly the same i.e tuner a 28e and tuner b 28e.
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    yes its a static dish multi lnb but thanks for your reply its answered my question sorted
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