FREE SATELITE INTERNET AT HOME 
[SETTING UP YOUR HOMEMADE SATELLITE INTERNET...]
- A SATELLITE DISH
- CONVERTER
- COAXIAL CABLE
- AND DVB CARD
SATELLITE DISH:
CHOOSE BETWEEN DIRECT FOCUS AND OFFSET DESIGNS BASED ON YOUR PREFERENCES.
THE OFFSET DESIGN, WITH A PARABOLIC MIRROR, IS COST-EFFECTIVE AND KEEPS DEBRIS AWAY.
GO FOR A 0.9 TO 1.2 METERS DIAMETER DISH FOR A PRACTICAL AND BUDGET-FRIENDLY OPTION.
CONVERTER:
INSTALL A CONVERTER AT THE DISH'S FOCUS, CONSIDERING POLARIZATION TYPE AND NOISE LEVEL (PREFERABLY BELOW 0.6 DB).
MODELS LIKE MTI AP8-XT2, GENERAL SATELLITE DKF-71, AND GRUNDIG GS40U1, PRICED AROUND $10, WORK WELL FOR EVERYDAY USE.
CABLE:
PICK A TOP-NOTCH COAXIAL CABLE FOR CONNECTING THE CONVERTER AND DVB CARD. SINCE SATELLITE INTERNET CABLES TRANSMIT VOLTAGE AND SIGNALS TO DEVICES.
TRY TO INVEST IN A DURABLE CABLE LIKE RG-6SAT, SAT-700,703, AND THROW IN TWO F-PLUGS FOR A SOLID CONNECTION.
DIGITAL RECEIVER:
FOR SATELLITE INTERNET, CONSIDER MODERN DIGITAL RECEIVERS SUCH AS THE RELIABLE SKYSTAR.
AVOID OUTDATED MODELS AND MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT VERSIONS; CHOOSE BASED ON PERFORMANCE.
DESPITE THE INITIAL INVESTMENT EXCEEDING $200, SETTING UP A RELIABLE SATELLITE INTERNET IS TOTALLY WORTH IT. SOME PROVIDERS MAY OFFER TRIAL INTERNET ACCESS, AND YOU CAN WORK AROUND FILTERING BY DVB CARD ID USING THE RIGHT SOFTWARE. HAPPY SURFING!
