Nowadays, the quality is much better and installing these installations has become somewhat easier. Still, you need to be handy with the tools, and as the LNBs and the dish are exposed to the elements, you should check and realign the dish every now and then. Since the satellite market has grown into a more mature market, today s buyers demand a much easier and faster installation then before, with no difficult constructions to be build and no unclear calculations to be made. Just unpack, click or screw some simple parts together, and put it on the wall. A simple alignment afterwards should complete the job enabling the family to enjoy the wonders of satellite television, being analogue or digital.
Reception has, therefore, become somewhat easier.
In many cases, it is no longer of importance which LNB is in the optimal focus of the dish to have the strongest signal simply because all signals are of a similar strength. Let s take a closer look how this attack will result in the most perfect pictures on your tele. We tested the SD88 model. This housing protects the LNBs from moisture and rain. Other combinations are possible too, such as two quad LNBs for reception between 10.7 and 12.75GHz on both target satellites, or simply connect more users to the system utilising the proper LNBs.