Satellite TV Dishes Come In Three Flavors
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Satellite TV Dishes: Understanding Your Options
Overview
Satellite TV dishes come in three main types, each offering different levels of service from around four orbiting satellites. Unlike TV dinners of the past, these dishes don't require cooking?"instead, they offer a feast for your viewing pleasure.Choosing the Right Dish
The dish you choose depends on your service needs and receiver setup. The most popular option is the 18-inch round dish from Direct TV, which uses a single Low Noise Blocker (LNB) to capture signals from the parabolic dish. This setup is ideal for homes with two or more TVs, allowing you to watch two programs simultaneously.With two outputs, you can connect cables to separate receivers, making it possible to watch one show while recording another, assuming your receiver has a digital video recorder. Other options include an 18-inch by 20-inch oval dish with three LNBs and four outputs, or a larger 22-inch by 36-inch dish for World Direct Services, catering to Vietnamese, Chinese, and Asian programming.
Satellite Programming
Four satellites orbit in geosynchronous positions above the equator, requiring dishes to face the southern sky. The 95-degree longitude satellite serves World Direct Services with the larger dish. The dual LNB dish targets the 101-degree longitude satellite, while the three LNB dish accesses satellites at 110 or 119 degrees. These triple LNB setups are essential for high-definition and some local programming.Expanding Your Setup
To use one satellite dish with multiple TVs, a multiswitch can distribute the signal without loss of strength. Connect the satellite signal to the switch with RG-6 or RG-59 coax cables, then run additional cables to individual TVs. If your dish is located away from the house and cables need to be run underground, ensure they're housed in weatherproof conduits, like polyvinyl chloride (PVC) pipes, and sealed properly to prevent moisture damage.In conclusion, understanding the different dish options and configurations ensures you can enjoy the best satellite TV experience tailored to your needs.
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