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Optimizing Cyfrowy Polsat Antenna Positioning with QUAD Satellite Converter & TV INVERTO 0.2dB

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  • #1 16909520
    szymon189
    Level 24  
    I have such a QUAD satellite converter with TV INVERTO signal adder 0,2dB /
    Sometimes I have problems with watching some programs on Polsat. How should the antenna be set? On which channel to check the signal?
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  • #2 16909526
    Anonymous
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  • #3 16909529
    Krzychu7
    Level 40  
    If you have a set-top box for Cyfrowy Polsat, check it out on Polsat HD, TVP1HD, TVN HD and BBC Brit.
    The quality must be at least 50 ÷ 60%.
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  • #4 16909536
    szymon189
    Level 24  
    mihal2002 wrote:
    The meter is checked.
    What meter do you recommend?

    Added after 3 [minutes]:

    Krzychu7 wrote:
    Polsat HD
    Optimizing Cyfrowy Polsat Antenna Positioning with QUAD Satellite Converter & TV INVERTO 0.2dB
  • #5 16909556
    Anonymous
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  • #6 16909565
    szymon189
    Level 24  
    So probably a badly set antenna?
  • #7 16909597
    Anonymous
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  • #8 16909601
    szymon189
    Level 24  
    Alone anetna? Bowl?
    So what meter to buy?
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    Anonymous
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  • #10 16909637
    szymon189
    Level 24  
    mihal2002 wrote:
    szymon189 wrote:
    Alone anetna? Bowl?

    Yes. And you gave what you have.
    I have 90.
    mihal2002 wrote:
    And it pays to spend a minimum of PLN 700.
    I thought it was about something like. TZU 22 signal meter DVB-T Finder Code of goods: R10122. And this is supposed to be something similar? Schwaiger SF9002 signal indicator with satellite identification, built-in battery
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    Anonymous
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  • #12 16909751
    _kli_
    Level 41  
    szymon189 wrote:
    I thought it was about something like. TZU 22 signal meter DVB-T Finder Code of goods: R10122

    This is a pointer for setting terrestrial TV!
    szymon189 wrote:
    I have 90

    With a cloudless sky on most frequencies you should have MER 14-15 dB (80-100% quality).
    https://youtu.be/CWuRGXpqzH8?t=183
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  • #13 16911026
    LeDy
    Level 43  
    szymon189 wrote:

    Optimizing Cyfrowy Polsat Antenna Positioning with QUAD Satellite Converter & TV INVERTO 0.2dB
    A little. Hold the red button on the remote control and then you have all the parameters.
  • #14 17889203
    szymon189
    Level 24  
    I'm renewing the topic. Recently, when I watched TVP Sport HD, it suspended the picture.
    Optimizing Cyfrowy Polsat Antenna Positioning with QUAD Satellite Converter & TV INVERTO 0.2dB Optimizing Cyfrowy Polsat Antenna Positioning with QUAD Satellite Converter & TV INVERTO 0.2dB
  • #15 17889281
    andpol 33
    Level 38  
    The antenna is still wrong. On a 90 cm antenna should be 100% quality on most channels.
  • #16 17889359
    LeDy
    Level 43  
    The strength should be ? 80 and similarly the quality, i.e. closer to 100%. Farther still. MER at least 12 is still something wrong.
  • #17 17898482
    markostka
    Level 3  
    Using the meter for these few zlotys, you must ... be able to.
    Be able to use it, for example, to know if we will definitely find a satellite.
    It is simpler to use the menu with tv, using the method of trial and error.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around optimizing the positioning of a Cyfrowy Polsat antenna equipped with a QUAD satellite converter and a TV INVERTO 0.2dB signal adder. Users suggest checking signal quality on channels such as Polsat HD, TVP1HD, TVN HD, and BBC Brit, aiming for a minimum quality of 50-60%, ideally 80% or higher. Recommendations include using a signal meter for accurate antenna alignment, with suggestions for specific models like the TZU 22 and Schwaiger SF9002. Users emphasize the importance of proper antenna setup, noting that a 90 cm antenna should achieve close to 100% quality on most channels. Issues with signal strength and quality are attributed to potential misalignment or inadequate equipment.
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