Dish pointing (Azimuth and elevation mount):
Set the dish elevation angle first. This is the up/down angle. Use the elevation scale on the back of the dish. Set the polarization or skew angle also. This involves either rotating the LNB or the entire dish assembly. There may be a polarization rotation scale on the feed throat or behind the dish. Face the satellite, clockwise is positive. Polarisation must be set to 1 deg accuracy for transmit dishes and this normally involves talking to the VSAT hub. For the azimuth bearing use a compass or just think where the sun is and the time of day and boldly swing the dish sideways. You should find the satellite on the first swing, then spend half an hour peaking up. Peaking up is really important for long term service quality and minimum outage time during rain fades.
I would start at the direct tv web site, dish tv has one that will tell you your angles based on your zip code
Dish TV is a pretty good service, they have a lot of channels. Dish Network, and Direct TV are the two main companies, and Direct TV is better than the other.
No.
Direct TV satellite TV installers are professionals at setting the direct TV dish in the perfect position to ensure the most clear picture. They also can answer any questions you might have regarding your plan and package.
Yes, there is no difference. I use a Direct dish and an Expressvu receiver at the cottage.
no.
I was planning on getting Direct TV. Would I need a second dish to get wireless internet”
The satellite dish is usually places on the roof when one subscribes to Direct TV. Typically, a technician will come and install the dish as they are able to locate the most ideal place.
If you are in to bundles like phone, internet, and television bundles then Comcast would be a better choice for bundling packages. However, if you want a perfect television entertainment packages, it would be either Dish Network and Direct TV. Dish Network is for family entertainment and is cheaper than Direct TV which is for sports entertainment.
direct tv or dish, same thing
You can use the dish but not the LNB; it will not work for dtv. The DISH Network LNB and the receiver decodes the signal and gives you a picture on your TV.
YES
It depends on what you have (Dish Network, Direct TV, etc.) Direct TV is 122 and 121