Will this work with AFN Pacific satelite?
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Hi I have this set a good time and still using it in south america. It works as any sat box it can get signal from any sat I use it for instalations and portable use at open. Can view all Free To Air channels. just set the frequency and scan, obiously need some nolege on sat dish instalations. any further question no doubt to ask.
1729190
Your position with a GPS signal is triangulated with satellites so I would say yes it will work as long as there are satellites.
694871
If it is a GPS/radio antenna. A normal am/fm antenna will not pick up satellite signals.
1437794
I use it with a VIP211z receiver, but I believe these two receivers are almost identical so it should work. A tip for alignment: the elevation is the most difficult to get set correctly, don't necessarily trust the number given by dish, be prepared to adjust it.
2213760
I have it hooked up to a cable box but if the sattelite has a coaxle output I don't see why it wouldnt work. It does NOT have compenent inputs. Chris
381399
Yes, it will work if you have a TP-Link ant5830 5ghz antenna at Both ends. the antenna beam width is very narrow so alignment is critical and your Fresnel path should be very clear. Transmit power on each end should be in the range of 25 to 36dbm.
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YES. But where you aim it will be different. No big deal. I would consider joining sateliteguys.com. Its free and they will help you with all the questions you may have. To find out how to aim the dish go to http://www.geosatfinder.com/ then select canada / usa / or mexico and go from there. Good luck.
1465460
I think it will. It's a simple unit that just shows a black line on a gray background and does not show terrain features etc. As long as it will link to satellites it should work just as a get you back to a start point device. I don't know if it will show your route etc on a map when you download your hike to the Bushnell web site map.
2101427
Don't see why not, as long as your antenna/lnb is aligned to that satellite, and it is available in your region, the receiver will support it. Software update might be required
1490626
It works with our 612 but it is very difficult to find the sattelite. We use ours when we go camping. After adjusting our dish to the correct cooridinates we still only get a signal on an occasional camping trip...and only after several hours of searching. Not worth the time it takes. It is more expensive by wish we would have gone with the tailgater.
769313
Yes, it would work great in that area. All of the Inmarsat Satellites are at the equator. And from what I see it would be cheaper for you to use the IsatPhone Pro than using Digicel.
1192871
Yes. We have Directv service and it works great. It is a dream come true when it comes to finding the satellites without any trouble.
1738443
I agree with J, Jacoby. If you have factory satellite radio (XM or Sirus) it should work.
1147611
If there is gps coverage it will work. Range depending on terrain and cloud coverage. Clear line of sight 2 miles dense undercover something under a mile.
548849
I don't see why not but getting the proper software to go with is would be essential. This unit finds satellites with ease.
1703564
Yes it dose work I'm in Antigua & I have it set on Satellites 110, 118 & 119, they are work great with wonderful viewing. I had an guy that deals with these boxes came in & program it for me he also ordered an HD chip to put in it for me......
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Unlike the other two reviewers, I couldn't get the instrument to work at all. Without instructions, I'm not sure if it was me or the device. I tried two others neither of which worked very well. Both were powered by the satelite receiver. The last one I purchased did work to find satelite 110 and 119 but wasn't what I expected when I made the purchase. It was cumbersome to deal with but like I said, it did work (Wingard SF1000). I wouldn't however purchase it again. Not sure what I'll do next time if my dish needs realigned. Hope this helps in you decision making process.