AGPTEK Good for Campers Digital Satellite Signal Meter Finder Meter for Dish Network Directv FTA LCD Graphic Display Backlight Compass Buzzer Control
Description: Very powerful Digital Satellite Signal Meter Finder which is ableto find satellites in a very quick way about within 15 minutes if no accident.It is very lightweighted and compact,very convenient to use.Anti-corrosionconnectors also make sure long time use and it is very worthy oftrying.Specification: Input Frequency: 950-2150 MHz Input Level Min: -40dBmInput Level Max: -10dBm Input Impedance: 75O, F connector Output Impedance:75O, F connector Power Supply: DC 13/18 V Operating Range (LNB gain):52-60dBPackage Included: 1 Instructions 1 Digital Satellite Signal MeterFinder 1 Compass for free Q &A: 1. how to install the satelite finder anddetect the signal? a>. Connect a jump cable from LNB to the satellite finder’s”Satellite” port. Connect the “Receiver” port, a DC 1318V power which comesfrom the satellite receiver b>. Make sure that the satellite finder isproperly connected. Plug in the AC cord and turn on the satellite receiver c>Set the dB to be 1 or 2 by ATT button, the signal LED will show from 15 to 30,then you can adjust the dish postition, when you hear the buzzer alert and thevalue of signal strength getting more and more, it means you get thestatellite signal d>. Set the dB to be 3 or 4, adjust the dish again and againuntil the value of the signal strength is maximum. Then you can see the LOCKlight in the satellite receiver, if the lock light is lighting it shows youfind the desired satellite. Otherwise you need to adjust the dish again
Product Features
- High quality component. Anti-corrosion connectors
- Built-in amplifier compensates insertion loss
- Sensitive meter for in-line use; pocket size and light weight
- With electronic buzzer. Easy operation, attenuation, audio tone and back light
- Powered by the receiver, nice tool for campers. PS: work great with directv hd swim signal; it uses 2X1.5v lithium batteries
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