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Can two unicable LNB's coexist on their own

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I have two unicable LNB's:
1) GigaBlue Ultra SCR-LNB (24 UB)
2) Maclean MCTV-785 (16 UB)
Is it possible for both LNB's to coexist on the same cable on their own, if I use only non overlapping user bands?
From this table, in theory, I could share a two satellite setup with 7 receivers without overlapping.
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Not sure about using frequencies that do not overlap method, there would be a challenge in how Enigma2 would know which satellite was connected to it. I am presuming that you cannot run another cable. But you could try and use a splitter and connect one cable to tuner A and another to tuner B and use the non-overlapping frequencies that way.

The normal method is to get a programmable LNBs, you can program them and combine on one cable. There switches that will take two wideband LNBs. Whyte do them and they are sometimes on e-bay relatively cheap.
 
I have two unicable LNB's:
1) GigaBlue Ultra SCR-LNB (24 UB)
2) Maclean MCTV-785 (16 UB)
Is it possible for both LNB's to coexist on the same cable on their own, if I use only non overlapping user bands?
From this table, in theory, I could share a two satellite setup with 7 receivers without overlapping.
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Well it is a hack. From your attachment the only possibilities I see are bands 8, 10, 14, 15, 16, so, not even enough for one FBC tuner.
 

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