Complete Fixed Dish Ku band & FTA Satellite Systems

Each complete satellite system includes 1pc of our latest and best 90cm offset dish, 1pc of our latest and best Ku band Standard LNBF, and 1 digital DVB satellite receiver of your choice.  Galaxy-Marketing.com has a knowledgeable staff that specialize in satellite systems.  The systems below are used to pick up Free To Air channels including international channels like Farsi, Arabic, Thai, Vietnamese, Iranian, Chinese, Asian, European, and African.  If you are confused or have questions, please call or email us.

Do you want to add more channels to your Ku band satellite system?

The first thing you have to do is to figure out how you will capture satellite signals from additional satellites and send them to your digital MPEGII DVB satellite receiver or USB DVB box or PCI Card.

     -The first and most popular way to add more channels to your satellite system is to get a satellite motor along with a 90cm (36" / 36inch) satellite dish antenna.  You can use a 76cm (30" 30 inch) dish along with a Standard Ku band LNB, but it's not highly recommended to use a 30" dish.  It's always recommended to go with a slightly larger dish when you use a motor to make sure you can hit all or most of the satellites.  Basically, if you use a DiSEqC1.2 receiver, the DiSEqC 1.2 command will control the motor and no additional wiring is required (See HH motor diagram).  Once installed properly & based on your latitude, the motor will turn and track the satellite arc and will obtain signal from many of the different satellites.  If you don't already have a FTA Ku band satellite system, you can choose a motorized system by clicking here.  You can get help installing a dish motor by going here.

     -The second option, and specially if you only need 2  or 3 satellites that are between 5 and 14 degrees of each other, then a LNB bracket / LNB holder may be the best way to go.   Our LNBF Brackets are designed to install on any type of dish.  It can be used on DirecTV type dishes.  Click Here to see picture.  Lock in your signal, (Use a SF-95 signal finder to help lock in your signal) then you need to combine the signal for both satellites using either a 2X1 or 4X1 DiSEqC Switch.  Click Here for DiSEqC diagram. 

     -The third option is very similar to the second option above, but you use a totally different satellite dish antenna.  With this option, you can mount a second dish at a different location or even close to your first dish, point and obtain your satellite signal using a SF-95 signal finder to help lock in your signal, and then combine the two satellite signals with a 2X1 or 4X1 DiSEqC Switch.  Click Here for DiSEqC diagram.  With this option, you are not limited to a minimum or maximum distance between the two satellites.  As long as you can lock to the satellite, you can make it work. 

If you need free help or have questions with the installation of your satellite system, please go to our technical support section, contact us by phone at 770-420-5272, or email us at tech@galaxy-marketing.com.