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- 11-09-2009 04:48 PM #1
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Window in the sky for a 5 LNB dish
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Hi Guys:
I am planning to carve a hole in the forest for a Directv 5 LNB Slimline dish. My Zip is 83821.
The local installer told me that he needs a clear line of sight to multiple satellites, and that this needs a hole in the sky with azimuth from 130 degrees to 170 degrees (from true N) and an elevation of 30 degrees from horizontal. He won't come back unless I have made this hole.
The Directv service tech I spoke to a few minutes ago tells me that the azimuth should be 161 degrees centered in a 30 degree sweep, and that the elevation is 50 degrees. This makes a huge difference in the amount of tree felling, and to the trees that have already been trimmed for a 30 degree elevation los.
Is there a look-up table by Zip that I should be looking at, or can someone please give me the correct requirement?
Many thanks
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- 11-10-2009 07:55 AM #2
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I don't know how accurate it is, but this might give you an idea. Enter your zip code and Directv 5 LNB under Multi-LNB setups.
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- 11-10-2009 08:38 AM #3
When using that website, I'd also select the sats individually to get the elevation differences, because each sat has a slightly different elevation.
Of course, if you make the window large enough.
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- 11-14-2009 01:53 PM #4
If you have an iphone, check out this thread:http://www.satelliteguys.us/dishpoin...phone-app.html (DishPointer Line of Sight iPhone App)
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