sorry zle som si precital resp.si nenapisal ze chces..19,+23,5..ano vyriesis to takto...z kazdeho lnb das po jednom na multiswitch a jeden kabel ku kazdej tv..s hd problem nebude

a ako by som ho tam dal ked potrebujem 2x Astra.

a co tak 1x octo???

Quattro LNB
The quattro LNB provides four outputs, each with a single band/polarization specific to that output. The band/polarization available at each output is fixed at the time of manufacture. It is not possible to switch the band/polarization with a tone or switching voltage.
A quattro LNB is normally used to feed a large distribution system. A single dish with a quattro LNB fitted and a multiswitch (or IRS) is able to feed anything between 4 and 100 locations. The multiswitch (or IRS) is able to provide any of the input signals at each output, depending on a tone/voltage sent up the cable by the receiver at each location. It's as though the receiver at each location has it's own dedicated LNB.
The outputs on a multiswitch (or IRS) are able to be controlled with a 22Hz tone and switching voltages in the same way that the outputs from normal universal LNB can be, i.e. to change band and polarisation. The satellite receivers in each of the locations behave as though they are connected to their own dedicated dish and LNB, but in reality are just connected to a multiswitch (or IRS) output.
Quattro LNBs are considered to have a better lifetime than quad LNBs as they are not being continually switched.