http://www.airties.com.tr/_press/Press_2016012613143...

thanks, found it.

There is also and interview with the chairman of Airties which goes into a little bit of detail about the system.

Here.

interesting read..

I have just cancelled my Sky Q installation after chatting to Q tech. My concern related to co-channel interference between the Mesh and my Fritz!Box router. This became a major issue with my Sonos system when I.connected one of my new Play 1s with a wired connection. I hadn't realised that this establishes the SONOS net. I reported frequent loss of streaming to Sonos and they identified co-channel interference. After running a few tests, it was clear that the issue was the auto channel changing on the router. The problem was solved by pulling the wire on the Play 1 and disabling the Mesh.

It would seem that when the Sky Hub is used, the Mesh changes channel along with the router.

I now need to see how early non-Sky broadband customers get on with Q.

wonder what the actual SKYQ take up is. It is not an easy upgrade as needs a new LNB on the dish.

Do you know how many feeds come off the new LNB?

There's two wideband feed on on the new LNB, one for V polarised channels and the other for H polarised channels.

There's an optional hybrid LNB for those with Freesat as well which has two wideband outputs for Q and 4 universal outputs for Freesat.

1 Power cable
2 LNB inputs (1 shotgun cable)
1 HDMI cable
Believe you can connect to Ethernet but optional)