The first steer-able installations came from this renowned house. Of course, a truly expert installation without suitable measuring equipment is unthinkable. Unfortunately, even today it is still possible to encounter cowboys, armed with nothing more than a pair of pliers, a roll of Sellotape and a pair of Walky-Talkies. Over the air-waves such instructions as, a bit more to your left , bit more , more , Stop can be heard, even though good, and affordable measuring instruments have been on the market for a long time. RO.VE.R.-SAT has offered a comprehensive portfolio for many years.
Equipment exists exclusively for the terrestrial realm or combined with satellite reception.
Everything that lies in between, can also be found. Our testing department decided to concentrate our attention on a newcomer, that promised to cover the entire spectrum of satellite reception. The LM4-SAT s Territory. All the previously tested equipment could also encompass the same bandwidth, but didn t allow the switching of the polarity in the C-Band, making the interpretation of signals on the integrated monitor very difficult. The mathematically adept can do that in their heads, but for most paper and pencil, or a pocket calculator are necessary, and not many installers want to climb about a roof so encumbered.