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- Comment on: Topic 'Transonic v Superview 380'
- You will need a satellite dish for a satellite box.
- Added by Satellite Networks Motueka at 10:47 on December 12, 2019
- Comment on: Topic 'missing Four'
- You cannot use a satellite dish as a UHF antenna. UHF antenna is for Terrestrial Freeview and points at a ground transmitter. A satellite dish points at a satellite and can't receive UHF signals.
- Added by Biggles at 22:50 on December 29, 2014
- Category: Tune into Prime & BRAVO plus1 on Satellite
- All discussions about the Prime and BRAVO PLUS1 change to its satellite service & how to tune into your satellite receiver. Commencing 24th May 2016
- Added by forumuser at 9:29 on May 12, 2016
- Comment on: Topic 'keep losing signal when hot'
- dishes-lnbs/satellite-lnbs-brackets-c-6.html Changing the frequency in your setup by 5 or 10mhz may keep it going a little longer. As they die they drift off frequency particularly when hot.…
- Added by Biggles at 17:35 on February 22, 2014
- Topic: No satellite signal
- heim, so this is via satellite. Any ideas? I'm using a Transonic TWH-S1 Satellite Receiver and an LG 2018 model Smart TV. All or any help / feedback is most appreciated! Thank you…
- Added by Renee at 13:26 on July 30, 2019
- Comment on: Topic 'Freezing of channels in Nelson'
- ite reception. What model is your TV? Are you scanning UHF or Satellite? More info needed on your installation. It sounds like you may have connected a satellite dish instead of a UHF antenna to a TV with a UHF tuner. If you are indeed using a Satellite decoder connected to your TV then it sounds like you're LNB is failing.…
- Added by Biggles at 9:02 on June 8, 2014
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