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Stargold Digital Satellite Finder -Sg-20sf

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First of all in order to use a Stargold SG-20SF, you need to buy some extra 2 F-type connectors as well as a length of good quality coaxial cable. Two metres is sufficient and my favourite type is the black in colour Astel cable that can withstand harsh weather and handling. With these three items you will build what is known as a jumper cable that you will use to connect the LNB to the satellite finder.

All connections must be done when the decoder is OFF, not even standby, switching it off completely is required.

At this point you should have mounted your satellite dish and run the whole length coaxial cable from LNB to decoder. Connect the decoder to this cable in the house. While outside connect this cable from your satellite receiver to the “TO REC” input on the satellite finder.

Connect the jumper cable from the “TO LNB” port of the satellite finder to the LNB already mounted on the dish.
Make sure the knob on the satellite finder is at the minimum position before turning on the Receiver. If you turn on the receiver the scale on the satellite finder should light up a colour yellow and the needle be pointing at Zero.
Depending on what satellite you want to receive, set the dish to properly face the direction of the satellite.
Set the Satellites finder scale to about 5 by turning the knob clockwise.
Now move your dish right to left, up and down in small movements, the aim being to hear a buzzing sound from the satellite finder and also see a full scale deflection of the needle.
When you receive the satellite the needle will move towards the maximum value 10 on the scale while making a buzzing noise. The pitch of the sound will continue to raise sharply the closer you get to correctly aligning the dish to the satellite and vice versa when you move the dish away.
When you get the highest scale reading, tighten the nuts on the dish, switch off the decoder, disconnect the satellite finder and connect the receiver to the LNB directly.
Very important, do not use the satellite finder directly in front of the dish, the satellite finder will give you false full scale readings.

Sepification:

* Built in light and electric buzzer

* Input frequency 900-2400MHz

* Min input level -40dbm

* Max input level -10dbm

* Power supply 10-24V DC

* Operating Temperature: -10~+50