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What is a DVR? DVR's allow you to pause, rewind, record programming, and even skip through commercials. You can use a DVR with satellite TV, and unlike cable, you ... more info What is a feedhorn? A feedhorn is used to "funnel" the microwave signal. The feedhorn places the LNB at the focus of the dish, and is commonly nicknamed "the feed". What is a mount? The most common type of satellite dish mount is called a Polar Mount, named such because it is oriented to sync with the earth's axis, enabling it to ... more info What is a positioner arm or actuator? The positioner arm or actuator is a device containing a motor used to swing the satellite dish and allow it to focus on individual satellites. In ... more info What is a satellite dish? A satellite dish is a parabolic reflector which consists of solid aluminum, perforated aluminum, or wire mesh. Dish sizes vary from small (3-4 feet ... more info What is a satellite receiver? Many different receivers are available by a number of manufacturers. The receiver processes the signal from the LNB and produces a TV picture from ... more info What is an LNB? An LNB (Low Noise Blockconverter) amplifies weak signals from the dish, and converts them to a more suitable band of frequencies. The "standard ... more info What is an LNBF? A LNBF combines the LNB and feedhorn into a single unit. The LNBF assembly uses a simplified method of adjusting the polarity (voltage on the LNB ... more info What is dish network prepaid? Dish Network Prepaid is Dish Network's answer to people who are not eligible for Subscriptions. It is also great for RVers due to the fact that there ... more info What is high definition TV (HDTV)? HDTV is an improved television system that provides approximately twice the vertical and horizontal resolution of the existing television standards, ... more info