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The amount of electricity that goes to a satellite dish for television will depend on the size of the dish itself. In general, a satellite dish uses between 20 and 40 watts.
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Parabolic mirrors are formed in a dish like shape, the purpose of it's shape is to transmit the electromagnet waves. For example when using a microwave or watching a television, it is through electromagnet radiation that make it possible to function. Television receives the signals via the satellite dish, the satellite dish acts as the parabolic mirror.
They do not make very good antennas though.
It is better to have a local Dish retailer come and disassemble your Dish satellite. If you choose to do it yourself, first make sure all your Dish receivers power cords are unplugged and also the coax cables going into all your receivers.
You can make your satellite to pick up other signals by aligning the dish properly (elevation and azimuth alignment) taking into consideration the skew angle.
Yes you can. But you cannot use it. A dish antenna works in sync with the satellite. A dish antenna is positioned accurately (almost) based on the position of satellites. So when you turn the base of the dish antenna in another direction, the dish has to be repositioned. That's not possible on a 'moving' car. But if you have a caravan to halt and take rest, you can make use it. But you need to know which way to rotate the dish.
If I'm understanding your question correctly, it does matter what type of satellite dish you get to go with a particular satellite receiver such as a Dish Network receiver. Even the type of satellite receiver or programming selection can require a different type of Dish as all receivers pick up different satellites in orbit. Dish Networks new receivers, such as the Vip 722 and Vip 922 require a 1000.4 Dish. If you meant what company to go with, do your homework and shop around. Make sure you understand the promotional price that you will get initially, and then what your cost will be when the promotion ends. In my opinion, Dish Network has the best deals around.
The best form of dish is a Parabolic Dish - This captures the digital signal and because of its concave form bounces the signal to an LNB ( stands for Low Noise Block) and it is the receiving end of a satellite dish. The LNB must be pointing directly to the satellite overhead in orbit to receive the strongest and clearest signal. As with a normal TV antenna, it may be required for you to adjust the LNB in order to receive the highest quality (strongest and clearest) satellite signals available
Electricity is possible for us because without Electricity we wouldn't have... TV, Music/Radios, Phones etc.. and really the "SUN" Gives us electricity by the power and energy it has.
Yes, static electricity
I've had great success and fun by turning a satellite dish into a super directional microphone. Any small mic will work, just position it at the focal point in place of the old microwave amp facing toward the dish. Add small headphone amplifier and listen up! Pinpoint birds and other wildlife locations.
The answer is no. Although it could be possible, it is not practical.