It has been awhile since I played with that LNB, back in the FTA days. If I remember correctly, the 2 circular outputs are meant to feed 2 receivers (either Bell or Dish networks) and the 2 linear outputs could be used for Star Choice or other satellites that used that system. The CW and CCW options are determined by the receiver and the channels they are requesting. The channels are on transponders at the satellite and the transponders are what are CCW or CW outputs. The lnb/dish can only be pointing to one satellite at a time. This information should answer most of your questions. Bells footprint is such that it does not broadcast very much south of the border and reception will be spotty at best. Bell may cut you off if they are aware of you using their signal south of the border. Most Canadians will use Shaw as the service of choice when travelling North America outside Canada. If Bell now offers an lnb capable of receiving those 2 satellites at once, you should use it or a mount for 2 lnbs instead of the one you are now using.
I hope this helps you some.
