Sky+ LNB for Freesat HD TV?

I just want to query whether or not an extra coax feed can be taken from a
spare point on a quad sky+ LNB to allow reception of Freesat on a Panasonic
Viera Freesat HD television. Is this correct?

Is there any situation where this wouldn't be possible? Will any of the
current types of Sky+ Quad LNBs do the job, or are some not compatible with
Freesat?

Thanks a lot

Hi Rich

It worked for me no probs. If you have a spare port on your quad LNB all you
have to do is plug it in connect up and tune in using the panys auto tune
search thingy i cant rember what it is called but it is very easy to follow
the on screen menu.

all the best Jimbo

"Rich" wrote in message
...
I just want to query whether or not an extra coax feed can be taken from a
spare point on a quad sky+ LNB to allow reception of Freesat on a
Panasonic
Viera Freesat HD television. Is this correct?

Is there any situation where this wouldn't be possible? Will any of the
current types of Sky+ Quad LNBs do the job, or are some not compatible
with
Freesat?

Thanks a lot

"Rich" wrote in message
...
I just want to query whether or not an extra coax feed can be taken from a
spare point on a quad sky+ LNB to allow reception of Freesat on a
Panasonic
Viera Freesat HD television. Is this correct?

Is there any situation where this wouldn't be possible? Will any of the
current types of Sky+ Quad LNBs do the job, or are some not compatible
with
Freesat?

Thanks a lot





It should work fine, adding a 2nt dish could yield you some good HD stations
for free(for now). ;P

Sky is moving to a system where the LNB is going to contain a stacking unit
and once that happens then you wont be able to simply tap off of the LNB
like now.

In article , mr deo
scribeth thus

"Rich" wrote in message
...
I just want to query whether or not an extra coax feed can be taken from a
spare point on a quad sky+ LNB to allow reception of Freesat on a
Panasonic
Viera Freesat HD television. Is this correct?

Is there any situation where this wouldn't be possible? Will any of the
current types of Sky+ Quad LNBs do the job, or are some not compatible
with
Freesat?

Thanks a lot





It should work fine, adding a 2nt dish could yield you some good HD stations
for free(for now). ;P

Sky is moving to a system where the LNB is going to contain a stacking unit
and once that happens then you wont be able to simply tap off of the LNB
like now.



Eh?, can you explain that in a bit more detail?..
--
Tony Sayer

"Jimbo Slim" wrote in message
...
Hi Rich

It worked for me no probs. If you have a spare port on your quad LNB all
you
have to do is plug it in connect up and tune in using the panys auto tune
search thingy i cant rember what it is called but it is very easy to
follow
the on screen menu.

all the best Jimbo

Thanks for the replies. Great

"tony sayer" wrote in message
...
In article , mr deo
Eh?, can you explain that in a bit more detail?..
--
Tony Sayer




http://www.entropic.com/briefs/5218%...ct%20Brief.pdf

I have asked for sat-pro's here to give me input on it if they have heard of
it, Sky says they are moving to such a system in their new receivers but
have not given any firm dates.