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How does the LNB know which side (even or odd transponders) to look at?

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How does the LNB know which side (even or odd transponders) to look at?

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This is done by the 13 or 18 volts that your receiver calls out for depending on which channel is going to be viewed on the TV.

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This is done by voltage changes that your DirectTV receiver sends.

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This is done by voltage changes that your DirectTV receiver sends. What is a Dual LNB? A Dual LNB is just two LNB’s…each connection can operate independently of each other so you can have two receivers each looking at different stations on different transponders. They both look at the same satellite (101 Degree satellite). A single LNB only has one coax connection and cannot be used with more than 1 DirectTV receiver.

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