SWiM makes for a relatively lousy temporary remote setup if you haven't planned and tested thoroughly before installation. A conventional LNB is a whole lot less complicated but it does require a cable from the dish directly each tuner you wish to use.
With the additional receiver setup, you'll need to run more cable(s) from the dish to the added tuner.
Dropping yourself into a cabling system of unknown composition (splitters, old cable) is a dicey proposition at best.
With the additional receiver setup, you'll need to run more cable(s) from the dish to the added tuner.
Dropping yourself into a cabling system of unknown composition (splitters, old cable) is a dicey proposition at best.