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SATELLITE RECPTION
Sonic
Satellite
Meter
There are many satellite
meters available today but
how many of them can tell
you what satellite you are
pointed to?
Moslem Dayani from Iran
thought about this and
developed a small satellite
meter that can do just that.
Anyone who ever set up a satellite
antenna is certainly familiar with this
problem: is the dish really pointed to the
right satellite? The display on the satellite
meter shows a signal but could it be a different
satellite that the dish was pointed
to? Moslem Dayani explains, “To solve this
problem I built a satellite finder with which
you can hear the audio from one of the satellite
channels.”
Moslem Dayani simply modulated the
audio output from the satellite receiver
onto the coaxial cable from the LNB and
with the proper alignment of the dish you
will hear the audio from a previously set up
channel in the receiver.
“You will only hear the channel’s audio
if you are aligned to the correct satellite”,
comments Moslem Dayani, “The Sonic Satellite
Finder has two adjustments, one for
volume and the other to match the level
of the LNB.” Some LNBs deliver only weak
levels forcing an adjustment to the level
so that the measurement unit has enough
room to play with.
Moslem Dayani sees himself as an inventor
and is not interested in manufacturing
and distributing the Sonic Satellite finder
himself. Anyone who is interested in marketing
this kind of product should contact
Moselm Dayani directly at
moslem_dayani@yahoo.com
Satellite Meter
100 TELE-satellite & Broadband — 12-01/2009 — www.TELE-satellite.com
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Moslem Dayani developed
the Sonic Satellite Finder
and manufactured it as
a prototype. Now he’s
looking for a manufacturer
to convert his idea into a
market-worthy product.
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The developer of the Sonic
Satellite Finder using the
device to erect a satellite
dish.