For those FTA lovers looking to find satellites in their location, here is a cool app that will assist you to that, available on itunes and Google play. The analogue one costs around 20k yet this app is only around Kshs.300
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https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.esys.satfinderpro&hl=en
https://itunes.apple.com/en/app/satfinder-pro/id523233755?mt=8
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Well, a very nice app.
But what do I do with the moon once I find it?
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Thanks for info.
On playstore there are other better apps for free. Satfinder is so 2013
And am looking for free or cracked ones
Ziko nyingi huko but the best is Dishpointer. It’s a paid for app but I think guys running droid can get a cracked version.
For me, it’s utility is limited to giving you the general direction in which to find the sats, which isn’t much really for those who’ve done more than a couple of installations. A satellite meter remains indispensable and irreplaceable with an app.
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;);):)Seconded:D:D:D
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na izi sat sasa ukitaka kuwatch stations flani inabidi tena upende kwa dish ugeuse geuse?
Depends on where your channels are located. How many times has @Meria Mata shared pics of multi-LNB setups? If you don’t want that, one dan motorist the setup using the so-called H-H motor.
Otherwise, there’s absolutely no reason to keep tinkering with your set-up once done. A single satellite location can often give you what you need e.g 7W location gives you over 800 channels. The rest has been covered in other fta threads.
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Good one.