How Do You Align A Two-LNB Satellite Dish?
Aligning a two-LNB satellite dish is a guess-and-check process that requires the use of the satellite receiver and continued incremental elevation (up/down) and azmimuth (left/right) adjustments to the satellite dish. Despite the fine tuning process necessary during alignment, you don’t need a professional technician. With only a wrench and the aid of the satellite receiver, you can align your two-LNB satellite dish without any technical expertise. Make sure the coaxial cable from your two-LNB satellite dish is plugged securely into your satellite receiver. The coaxial cable runs from the back of the dish’s mast inside to your receiver, which should be located near your television. Plug the coaxial cable into the back of the receiver via the port labeled “ANT IN.” Connect the satellite receiver to your television using the standard A/V cable included with your dish and receiver. This cable has three prongs-one red, one white and one yellow-at each end, for a total of six. There are col
