DirecTV Dual LNB" Looking for Easy To Follow Guide for your DirecTV Dual LNB? " Two or four LNBs are in one unit to enable use of multiple receivers on one dish. Note the difference between a quad (or double twin) and a quattro. A quad LNB has four independent outputs, each of them has a separate switch for band/polarization. Then a quad LNB can drive up to four receivers independently. A quattro LNB has four outputs, each of them supplies only 1/4 of the available channels (Lo/Hi band and H/V polarization). A quattro LNB is suitable for a shared installation, using one or more multi-switches to deliver signals to any number of decoders. A Monoblock LNB (also spelled "monobloc") is a unit consisting of two LNBs and is designed to receive satellites spaced close together, generally 6°. For example in parts of Europe, mono-blocks designed to receive the Hot Bird and Astra 19.2°E satellites are popular because they enable reception of both satellites on a single dish without requiring an expensive and noisy rotator. A similar advantage is provided by the Duo LNB for simultaneous reception of signals from both the Astra 23.5°E and Astra 19.2°E positions. If you are a new Direct TV customer, you will be given a set of Direct TV Dish once you take their package, no matter which package you take. In fact, not only dish, they will send you a whole set of Direct TV Equipment, from Direct TV Dish, Direct TV Receiver, Direct TV card, Direct TV Receiver remote and also all the necessary connection cables without charge you any equipment cost. Check out
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