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  Here's a Quick Way For Installing Your LNBF, LNBs plus a Dish System
  
  Use six lag bolts to fasten your mast. 2 inch coach screws for the corners and then 3 inch coach screws for the center holes into a wall framing member. If you don't do this properly could result in wind damage that will pull and wear on your dish mast making it loosen the bolts hold and of course the dish will eventually fall out of true alignment. Utilize a level so you can make sure that the dish mast is perfectly vertical at every angle. In the event you don't, it will make it a lot harder to set the sat tv dish in order to find a good tv signal. When it is vertically plumb, firmly tighten all the nuts and bolts.
  
  3. Attach the sat dish onto your mast.
  
  Firm up the bolts but only enough to take every bit of looseness away from the sat dish. Find out your location bearings from the receiver setup process for your zip code and from there adjust your azimuth, dish elevation and it's skew as you need to. Deploy a compass to achieve a best guess as far as azimuth. Don't tighten the fixings just yet; keep them a little loose in order to easily adjust them as you adjust your sat signal.
  
  4. Plug a sat signal finder onto the LNBF and line coming from the receiver.
  
  In the event you haven't got a tv signal locator you can get one via LNBShop.info, over the net for about $20 giving you a cheap version. You're able to make use of a signal receiver with a digital tv as the dish signal finder meter by picking your look at strength of signal preference at the time of the setup process with your receiver. You may require some assistance to alter the sat dish deploying this strategy. Deploy the default 101° orbital location and transponder 1, if you are DirecTV subscribers then Select MENU, and then choose option 6, choose option 1, option 1 on the tv remote for those on Dish Network.
  
  Get your sat meter and turn your db level till you just barely gain a perceptible signal tone then sweep the south sky so you can get a good idea of where the satellite locations are. Normally one can get 5 or so locations after your sat scan. If you can't obtain any or only get 1 maybe 2 sats, fine tune your dish elevation angle so that it can find additional sats.
  
  For a DirectTV antenna, begin with East bearing and then search for the one,0,one degree satellite location. It's usually 2nd away from East. Disconnect the meter and fix it's receiver cable straight onto it's c lnb. For anyone utilizing a multi-switch you will have to connect at least 2 cables from it's multi-switch into your lnb quad dependant upon which kind of dish you have. Click the link to check out the full article about a quick way for installing all lnb feed horn and a sat tv arrangement
  

   

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