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Besides, how does an LNB work?
An LNB has two important functions: it's alow-noise amplifier, meaning that it takes the extremely weaksatellite signal and amplifies it. The big, round,“dish” part of your dish acts as a lens, focusing asmuch signal as possible onto the LNB. The LNBamplifies that signal and sends it down the cable.
Then, what angle should my LNB be at?
Best is to have a look at neighbour's installation.The LNB has to be at an angle of roughly 40 degreeswith respect to vertical - so if vertical is such that theconnector is right at the bottom, and you are looking intothe direction the dish is pointing, then turn theLNB clockwise 40 degrees.
The signal quality is a signal to noiseratio. If you are experiencing bad signal quality, it couldbe due to a faulty angle adjustment of the LNB. Bad weather willespecially influence your signal reception. The low-noiseblock downconverter (LNB) is the receiving device that is fitted onyour satellite dish.