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Satellite dishes are design disasters. Looking at the main façade of a city apartment complex and seeing a line of dirty gray disks poke out of windows like plastic mushroom outgrowth is a double depresso shot of gadget neglect and bad design aesthetics. Unfortunately, instead of blending in nicely into the building, this satellite looks bizarre and surely won’t work as a beauty enhancer. For the camo to even resemble an adjacent wall, the ‘sqishes’ [...]

When installing a DirecTV satellite dish it is important to first have all the major parts necessary to install it and connect it to the TV set. These parts include the DirecTV satellite dish, any hardware necessary to install the dish, special cable, telephone line cable, DirecTV satellite dish receiver, and a TV set. DirecTV Satellite Dish The DirecTV satellite dish is what makes it possible to receive satellite signals from space and send these [...]

When satellite television first hit the market in the early 1990s, home dishes were expensive metal units that took up a huge chunk of yard space. In these early years, only the most die-hard TV fans would go through all the hassle and expense of putting in their own dish. Satellite TV was a lot harder to get than broadcast and cable TV. Today, you see compact satellite dishes perched on rooftops all over the United States. Drive through rural areas [...]

To get Freesat in more than one room, you ll need a Freesat box or TV with Freesat built in for each room you want to receive Freesat in, attached to a single satellite dish. Depending on the age of your dish, in order to support more than one box, your LNB (the protruding antenna of the dish) may need to be upgraded to support multiple cables. Each digital box must be connected to the satellite dish via a cable (or two if you are connecting a Freesat+ [...]

Instructions for people in Australia and New Zealand Select your wanted satellite in the box above. Optus at 160 east longitude is just an example. Put your cursor at your location and drag the map. The map display will move so that the selected point is in the centre. The latitude and longitude of the centre of the map is then shown below the map, together with your satellite dish pointing azimuth, elevation and skew (feed or LNB rotation or polarisation) [...]

Make the two circuits shown in Images 1 and 2. STEP 2 Find a paper or plastic bowl and cover it with foil (try to find a shallow bowl, it will work best). Hot glue foil to the bowl, and trim off any excess foil. STEP 3 To optimize the amount of light that is reflected into your sensor, you’ll need to calculate where the focus point is. To learn how to calculate the focus distance, check out: littleBits.cc/satellitedish STEP 4 Use craft stick to make [...]

One of the exciting features of digital television is that we can now broadcast multiple channels of programming simultaneously. Rocky Mountain PBS airs three separate schedules of engaging public television programming. Over the Air (Antenna) Rocky Mountain PBS: Channel 6.1 V-me: Channel 6.2 Create: Channel 6.3 AINC 6.2 audio only (Select French audio) Audio Information Network of Colorado (News is in English for visually impaired) Create: Channel [...]

What does LNB and LNBF stand for? LNB stands for Low Noise Block. LNBF stands for Low Noise Block Feed. What is the difference between LNB and LNBF? LNB usually only receives signal from 1 polarity (Vertical or Horizontal for Linear FSS and Right or Left for Circular DSS) A good example of of a LNB is our 211 LNBF. The rest are mostly LNBF s. Usually Vertical and Right polarities operate on 13V DC and Horizontal and Left polarities operate on 18V [...]

There’s nothing wrong with sitting around the campfire, but sometimes it’s also nice to be able to watch your favorite movies, sports, news or TV programs while camping. And unless you’re willing to limit yourself to recorded programs and videos, you need a way to receive live programming. This can be from a cable at a campground, an over-the-air antenna or from a satellite. Some campgrounds provide cable TV, but you can’t always depend on it, and [...]

Satellite TV is one of the most popular options in today s viewing market. Hundreds of channels, clear reception, and an ability to receive programming from all over the world are among the benefits of satellite TV. Satellite TV is also cheaper than cable. Cheaper still is the perfectly legal alternative of doing without the pay-TV service. Let s take a look at what you would need to set up your own satellite TV system: Things You ll Need Satellite [...]

Free TV Channel Directory & List for North American Satellites By Language The list above is a partial list of satellites that broadcast in N. America. There is no particular satellite for FTA, but almost all satellites do broadcast Free To Air channels. When you click on each satellite name you will see the channels. Use the guide below to see if there is a FTA TV & Radio channel that you are interested in: or DVB = FREE (Free to [...]

This kit includes the NEW Mk4 Sky minidish and the new style Sky compact quad LNB, along with brackets and four bolts for wall mounting (if you want to pole mount it you need the V-bolt which is an optional extra). The new dish is a few centimetres larger for better reception and general performance improvements. It also has pre-built brackets, so you don t need to bolt them together - they just fold out and snap into place. The LNB is fitted with [...]

Here are the best options for TV viewing in your rig. Don Cohen | Mobile TV watching has come a long way since my parents traveled in their RV in the early 1970’s where a “compact, ” 12-inch square, black and white Sony, with a single telescoping wand antenna was their only option. And even at that, the channel selection was usually limited to four or five channels in a big city and maybe one in a rural town. Now, inside our Navion motorhome in a [...]

F connector Male F Connector (threaded) Type Production history Designer Eric E. Winston Designed Early 1950s Manufacturer Various General specifications Diameter Male 7⁄16 in (11 mm) circ. or hex. Female 3⁄8 in (9.5 mm) external threads Cable Typically DC to 750 MHz (2.2 GHz possible) The F connector is a coaxial RF connector commonly used for over the air terrestrial television, cable television and universally for satellite television and cable [...]

On Sunday (July 3), technicians installed the last of the 4, 450 panels that make up the Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical Telescope s (FAST) giant dish, China s state-run Xinhua news agency reported. Project team members will soon begin testing and debugging FAST, after which Chinese scientists will use it for early-stage research,Xinhua reported. But the instrument will be available to researchers around the world when that phase is over — [...]

This is a continuation-in-part of applicant s co-pending application Ser. No. 247, 922 filed Mar. 26, 1981, now abandoned, the content of which is hereby incorporated in its entirety by reference. Field of the Invention This invention relates generally to dished reflector structures and more particularly concerns a lightweight foldable parabolic reflector and a radio frequency antenna assembly incorporating the foldable reflector. State of the Prior [...]

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