What is required in a StarBand installation?
The StarBand installation process is very similar to the standard small-dish satellite television installation process, except that it involves a slightly larger antenna and two coaxial cables running from the dish to the computer. In addition, because the StarBand service both sends and receives content via satellite, the dish pointing process requires greater precision, as compared to receive-only satellite television offerings. (See “Can I do my own installation?” above) • What are the line-of-sight requirements for the StarBand antenna? The dish antenna must have an unobstructed view of the satellite in order for the service to function, meaning that no buildings, trees, etc. can block the path between your antenna and the satellite. Depending on where you live and which satellite your service uses, the antenna mounted at your residence will be pointed somewhere between the southeast and southwest horizon and at an elevation between 20 and 50. Click here to see if you have a clear
