View Full Version : LNB Wideband same as Twin?
Is double LNB the same as wideband?
If not, what's the difference?
Thanks
abu baniaz
05-11-20, 13:09
They are different. Twin port is just two universal LNBs in one item. They switch between high, low, vertical, horizontal.
A wideband LNB comes with two ports. One for whole vertical polarity and the other for the horizontal one.
Connecting to one port of a twin universal LNB will allow you to receive everything on that satellite. Connecting to one port of a wideband will only get you Horizontal or Vertical polarities (depending on which port you are connected to). I think there will be no switching between high/low either.
Will I connect two independent tuners to twin and everyone will be able to choose any program?
And this cannot be done in wideband?
abu baniaz
05-11-20, 13:17
You cannot use wideband LNB directly on Enigma2 receivers.
The ports on a universal LNB are independent.
Will I connect two independent tuners to twin and everyone will be able to choose any program?
And this cannot be done in wideband?
Each cable from a twin universal lnb can be connected to a separate tuner & they will be independent of each other.
Hi,
as long as everyone means max. 2 persons you are correct.
Ralf
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