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    Hi,
    Just trying to change as single lnb to a dual lnb, as i am now running a fox box from family and loung room. am i supposed to change the freq before on the box? as my little signal strength thingo is now on zero!!! i have double checked newly run cables & connectors and all seem to be fine?
    the set up is from when fox could be acheived free, now i have a box (shared with another subsciber).... all worked fone till i tried to do the dual lnb.

    thanks in advance



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    found the problem, kids had pulled out the cable!
    i have changed freq to 10.30 and works ok.

    fox box says signal strength ok, but not great (only on the yellow bars, not the green)
    is this cause i only have 1 box hooked up to the dual lnb at this stage?
    my little signal strength thing is screaming it's tits off saying it's the best i can get? is this normal that the box screen only shows ok strength?

    thanks

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    should show quality too. best quality is what you are after. the Lo frequency on the box is based on what the LNB says. if it is a new dual LNB, it will probably be 10700, or 10.7

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    quality is almost full strength.

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