ᐅ Satellite System in New Construction: Unicable or Star Wiring?
Created on: 20 Nov 2018 21:41
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Reini1234
Hello,
I am currently building a new house and wanted to ask whether I should go with the standard star wiring or the Unicable system. There are a total of 8 outlets, but only up to 4 will be used at the same time. Only one satellite is to be received.
I am currently building a new house and wanted to ask whether I should go with the standard star wiring or the Unicable system. There are a total of 8 outlets, but only up to 4 will be used at the same time. Only one satellite is to be received.
Due to the limited space available on the roof, only this type of model can be used.
An even better option would be one with the pole at the narrow end. However, I have only ever found those with a single panel.
That way, even with the evening sun from the west, the dish would never cast a shadow, as it could be placed right at the edge.
An even better option would be one with the pole at the narrow end. However, I have only ever found those with a single panel.
That way, even with the evening sun from the west, the dish would never cast a shadow, as it could be placed right at the edge.
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Caspar202031 Jan 2019 16:11Baugummi schrieb:
And I have had several programs that were later not available in the media library (but this could also be due to the confusing channel structure of the ARD and the poor search function in the TV app)The rights are still sometimes only valid for live broadcasting.
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matze19808 May 2019 14:36Sat-over-IP Technology
I’d like to throw this idea out there. What do you think about it?
I’d like to throw this idea out there. What do you think about it?
untergasse438 May 2019 15:28matze1980 schrieb:
Sat-over-IP Technology
I’d like to bring this up. What do you think about it? If your home network can handle it, it’s a good solution. However, the satellite antenna signal still needs to enter the house at some point; after that, it’s simply distributed via LAN.
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