Discussion topic: Sky q
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Message posted on 05 Oct 2023 12:17 AM
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Sky q
Complicated issue here
I've moved from stream to q due to foorball delay ( sounds petty) however I've always liked the look of q more anyway
when the engineer came he installed the q box to the none uhd tv
to be fair it's impossible to run it from dish to my kitchen
there's always been cables in my walls and things the previous owner did some work and installed cables
I have my broadband in my kitchen and that's run by a cable that's run under carpet in living room ( previous owner) now if this is a coaxial cable surely I can change sky q settings to slr mode and use the I've tried it and it's not working
setup below-
cant lie I'm really confused and could just be me misunderstanding cables here
sky community only allows me ti upload 1 video
any help much appreciated I want the q box in kitchen so I can have uhd
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Message posted on 05 Oct 2023 07:44 AM - last edited: 05 Oct 2023 07:45 AM
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Re: Sky q
Unfortunately it isn't as simple as changing the mode on the SKY Q box to SCR mode to use a single cable.
A normal wideband LNB needs both cables and uses each of the cables to provide the 'wideband' signal for each polarity (one Horizontal & one Vertical) - it cannot react to & provide the signals in SCR mode.
SCR mode is usually used for Communal systems that have electronic distribution equipement that can react to the signals sent in SCR mode from the box and then send the correct signal to the SKY Q box.
I believe there are some LNBs available that can be used in SCR mode but SKY do not supply (& may not support ) them
Additionally ordinary coax is very unlikely to be suitable for Satellite signals that need the correct shielding, low attenuation etc.
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