Sat finder for manual dish (2 Viewers)

[EuroTrotters]

Hi,

My Teleco DSF80 I bought has messed up after a software update.

Teleco and the UK importer are a complete waste of time.

Could anyone suggest an easy to use replacement please !?

ET

 

[dunnah01]

Would one of these be good enough?. Set my home Freesat dish with one a few times

Mix Digital Satellite Finder Signal Meter for Aligning Dish STOCK DSUK.vp | eBay

Input Frequency: 950 MHz – 2150 MHz. Power: 13-18V. You can follow below process to chontact us. Ease of use.

www.ebay.co.uk

 

[Vansflyer]

It depends how you want to use it. A simple £10 "swingometer" will suffice if you have had lots of practice and understand how to identify the sat you want to watch. If you need more tech then something like this seems quite popular and will do pretty much everything. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/31448926...d=link&campid=5338547443&toolid=20001&mkevt=1
I have two Spectrum analysers from my work days in the shed but a bit OTT for taking in the van, before I fitted an auto dish I used my old faithful Horizon meter, trade quality but rare now and still expensive.

Horizon HD-S2 Digital Satellite Meter

HORIZON HD-S2 DIGITAL SATELLITE METER - Suitable for all DVB-S, DVB-S2 transmissions including the setup of Avanti satellite broadband installations via the Hylas 1 satellite. The all new HD-S2 is the latest generation Meter for the Global uptake of High Definition broadcasts in DVB-S, DSS and...

www.pulsat.com

 

[EuroTrotters]

Would one of these be good enough?. Set my home Freesat dish with one a few times

Mix Digital Satellite Finder Signal Meter for Aligning Dish STOCK DSUK.vp | eBay

Input Frequency: 950 MHz – 2150 MHz. Power: 13-18V. You can follow below process to chontact us. Ease of use.

www.ebay.co.uk

It depends how you want to use it. A simple £10 "swingometer" will suffice if you have had lots of practice and understand how to identify the sat you want to watch. If you need more tech then something like this seems quite popular and will do pretty much everything. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/31448926...d=link&campid=5338547443&toolid=20001&mkevt=1
I have two Spectrum analysers from my work days in the shed but a bit OTT for taking in the van, before I fitted an auto dish I used my old faithful Horizon meter, trade quality but rare now and still expensive.

Horizon HD-S2 Digital Satellite Meter

HORIZON HD-S2 DIGITAL SATELLITE METER - Suitable for all DVB-S, DVB-S2 transmissions including the setup of Avanti satellite broadband installations via the Hylas 1 satellite. The all new HD-S2 is the latest generation Meter for the Global uptake of High Definition broadcasts in DVB-S, DSS and...

www.pulsat.com

Thanks, I’ve got one of those cheap swingometers, I’ve no patience’s for them.

The teleco was very simple, when it worked.

 

[wuzzlewood]

I used one of these for a couple of years without any issues. I used to recon I could find the right satellite quicker than the automatic dishes!
I bought one from eBay for about £30. Excuse the euro price we are in Luxembourg and my Amazon thinks I live here now!

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[EuroTrotters]

I used one of these for a couple of years without any issues. I used to recon I could find the right satellite quicker than the automatic dishes!
I bought one from eBay for about £30. Excuse the euro price we are in Luxembourg and my Amazon thinks I live here now!

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Has anyone used one of these ?

 

[Gaston aires]

I have one at home, like the one shown in Dunnah01s picture, you can have it for free when we get home in a week or so.
Phil

 

[EuroTrotters]

I have one at home, like the one shown in Dunnah01s picture, you can have it for free when we get home in a week or so.
Phil

That would be great Phil, thank you

 

[caddy]

Hi,

My Teleco DSF80 I bought has messed up after a software update.

Teleco and the UK importer are a complete waste of time.

Could anyone suggest an easy to use replacement please !?

ET

Isn’t there an app for your smartphone for that?