Techsawa

[...] location with a strong signal. If the signal is weak then the solution is to use a larger satellite dish and a higher gain LNB. If the dish is facing same direction as DSTV, it will not pick any [...]

[...] LNB skew is the rotational position of the LNB mounted on a satellite dish. It must be set within certain limits to reduce the number of errors received on both [...]

[...] TV in Kenya. Its very easy this is what you need first: A Free to Air Satellite Decoder Satellite dish with LNB Coaxial cable with F Type connectors I recommend the Thyword Free to Air satellite [...]

[...] is the:- First method Connect the Technosat T-888 decoder to the LNB already mounted on a satellite dish outside. By this time you should already know which satellite you want to aim your satellite [...]

[...] way of connecting a DVD or decoder to a TV; it’s usually the single Yellow cable. To connect a DVD Player or decoder to a TV using the component method you need 5 cables, three for the video and two [...]

[...] someone benefit and enjoy a gift. Give that old phone to someone in need or donate that old TV, DVD Player and movies to a children’s home near you. The satisfaction you will get is better than any [...]

[...] surely save you some cash. First unplug the device from the mains may it be a Home-theatre, DVD Player, Television or Amplifier. Place the unit on a cool dry and safe place. It its a TV place it on [...]

[...] allow. Take for example the LG 22LN4130 LED TV; it only has one input option for connecting a DVD Player/Decoder/Play station. Which one do you use and which one do you leave out? The solution lies in [...]

[...] does your decoder have? Most of features on some electronics are usually accessed through the remote control and not the Electronic device itself. A very good example is the dstv or Gotv decoder. So [...]

[...] on its radio stations as Bamba TV, but the Set Top Box itself is branded as Bomba TV. The remote control is also branded as Bomba TV, but the box housing the decoder is Bamba TV. To makes matters a [...]

[...] Roku Stick for a very long time. (Or do you regularly check the back of your TV often). The Remote control uses two size AA batteries of which you have to press a button on the remote control for the [...]

[...] 0000 to 9999. Although you will still have to manually enter the passwords manually with your remote control. I had seen a solution in a local forum where one member suggested getting popcorn, putting [...]

[...] on this decoder is using a 2GB Flash disk.  I opened the front cover on the right side where the USB port is positioned and plugged in the USB stick. After this I hit the record button and the movie [...]

[...] out next to it although in my own opinion this should have been made into an RF OUT port. The USB port can be used to play movies and music on the decoder as well as record TV programs on an External [...]

[...] as how it was installed. Read Digital TV Aerial Installation The Thy word decoder also has a USB port at the back and is DVR (Digital Video Recorder) Ready. So you can connect an external Hard Disk [...]

[...] the supplied USB cable that you connect to the Roku Stick on one side and the other side to any USB Port on your TV. If your TV only has one USB port then you can power the Roku stick using the second [...]

[...] after by installers because of its quality, especially when installing free to air satellite TV. Zuku offers very good equipment to its dealers only for them to deliver substandard [...]

[...] is a satellite TV. The LND must be connected to a dish, and depending on the direction of the Dish, the TV will [...]

[...] USB stick of which its not. Connecting the Roku Stick to your TV The Roku Streaming Stick has a HDMI port that you can connect directly to the back of your TV. In fact it is made for wall mounted [...]

[...] scans. The decoder although has the capability of decoding HD channels, it does not have a HDMI port. This is one of the biggest disadvantage as more and more people are becoming aware of the rich [...]

[...] IN and LNB out, SCART connector which is rarely used these days, Normal RCA connectors plus The HDMI port, an RS232 Port and a VGA connector too. Okay here comes the real test. I connected it to my [...]

[...] apart form the Power button? As you can see in the following photo, the Azam decoder has a HDMI port and RCA port for connecting it to your TV. So you can connect the decoder to two TV sets [...]

[...] the normal RCA cables you will not enjoy the picture clarity of HD. And finally a Bamba TV decoder, which by the way is sold without a HDMI cable. I have included the Bamba TV decoder [...]

[...] could manipulate almost every single feature of this decoder with comfort. At the back the Bamba TV decoder has a HDMI port (you remember I said that no HDMI Cable is supplied), composite video out [...]

[...] decoder to confirm if the port exists.  The featured image is of the Thyword decoder and the RF out port is easy to spot.  Other decoders that have the RF OUT port are Technosat T-888 FTA satellite [...]

[...] and which one do you leave out? The solution lies in this post; you can use the Gotv decoder RF Out port on and free up the other RCA Port for the DVD Player or Play station. There is also another [...]

[...] also has a loop out next to it although in my own opinion this should have been made into an RF OUT port. The USB port can be used to play movies and music on the decoder as well as record TV programs [...]

[...] too (the normal Yellow, Red and White ports), One USB port, Antenna IN port and lastly the RF OUT port for connecting to older Television sets that do not have the HDMI or the composite video ports. [...]

[...] and saw a big Heat sink on the Microprocessor. I have never seen such a big Heat sink on a satellite decoder before. This makes sure that the excessive heat is dissipated faster. The vents work is to [...]

[...] the TV “talks”. It’s that simple. The second method can be used with any free to air satellite decoder. The downside For these two methods to work, you first need Electricity. Any [...]

[...] TV forums. LNB tweaking is setting the LNB using the signal meter levels on your satellite decoder. So how is LNB tweaking done? This is a step by step process of setting the correct [...]