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**VGiddy** · April 12th, 2009

The sat finder that painterguy14 is talking about is good for Maximizing the S & Q once you have found the correct Satellite.
This instrument will not tell you what Satellite you are pointed at, but only give you a beeping sound to tell you that you are onto A Sat and not THE Sat.

To get a Meter that will tell you exactly what Satellite you have picked, you need a Birdog Satellite finder and costs only about $530.

It would therefore be more advantages to get a professional installer to do the job and may cost you about $50 to $75.

April 12th, 2009	#4 (permalink)
VGiddy Veteran Abadss Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 1,771 Credits: 1,673.50 Thanks: 142 Thanked 1,147 Times in 670 Posts	Re: Auto Aiming and setting The sat finder that painterguy14 is talking about is good for Maximizing the S & Q once you have found the correct Satellite. This instrument will not tell you what Satellite you are pointed at, but only give you a beeping sound to tell you that you are onto A Sat and not THE Sat. To get a Meter that will tell you exactly what Satellite you have picked, you need a Birdog Satellite finder and costs only about $530. It would therefore be more advantages to get a professional installer to do the job and may cost you about $50 to $75.