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scottmeu

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Posted: 09/21/08 05:39am

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What do you folks use in your TT? 3lbn or the single? And why would I want the 3lbn besides being able to pick up 3 satellites? Just looking for input on ya'lls setups.

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hwybnb

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Posted: 09/21/08 06:38am

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For folks that want just standard-definition TV a single LNB is all you need.

chi6488

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Posted: 09/21/08 07:24am

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I use single lnb dish. Not concerned about HD signal. At home I have HD

Single lnb will make your life much easier tuning only to one satellite

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Posted: 09/21/08 08:00am

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hwybnb wrote:

For folks that want just standard-definition TV a single LNB is all you need.

Correct. Each LNB aligns to a satellite. More LNB's = more satellites and ultimately more available stations.

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