Part 5 of 5 Self Installation of a Satellite TV Dish System From A to Z Searching and using sat

Satellite TV broadcasting has become wide spread and so useful. Even in remote areas one can enjoy highly edutainment or cultural programs. Yet, it can be troublesome or expensive to get a system installed at home, particularly when there is a lack of reliable technicians.In this video series of 5 parts, we completely assemble the components required to get a working video satellite reception system at home. All the elements from the screws/connectors to the receiver passing through the types of LNBs and various types of "satellite finders" found in the market are examined and explained. The series is designed to allow oneself to mount the entire system, or even become a technician installer. We hope it will be very helpful to many.

[@richardocallaghan1924]

Thanks Amadou for your great explanation of installation.
I have obtained a SatLink satmeter recently but have had difficulty finding instructions on using it to install a satellite dish (as opposed to how to use it to watch a channel). Your video is really helpful to me.
Kind regards
Richard

[@amakeita]

Hi! I am very happy to receive your positive feedback indeed.

[@amakeita]

Hi ! If you think that your "22-years-experience tips" are really good for eveybody, please post them on TH-cam. You will be much more rewarded. I do not think it is good idea to set à satellite dish under the burning sun of noon under the tropics in Africa... On the other hand, Satfinder is cheap and can be even enough to install the dish, although it is not required as I explained in my videos.