1) TURBOSAT is a UK-based wholesaler and manufacturer of satellite equipment that was founded in the 1980s and is now located in Sittingbourne, southeast of London.
2) They own their own receiver line called ICECRYPT and about 50% of their sales are outside of Great Britain, focusing on receivers, CAMs, smartcards, and LNBs.
3) They produce around 80,000 receivers per year, including their best-selling DVB-T receiver, the T5000, and produce the Dolly Buster TV programming via HOTBIRD.
The document outlines a path for a media company to become a major media group by owning media channels that directly reach customers at scale and with precision. It discusses establishing a localized ad network that can geo-target ads to specific locations using IP addresses. This would be complemented by an IPTV network and behavioral targeting across channels. Case studies show how advertisers could use such a platform to generate demand through highly targeted, multichannel campaigns. The goal is to capture a significant share of the growing local and online advertising market through convergence of owned media assets and data-driven advertising models.
1. MEGASAT is a wholesaler and manufacturer of satellite equipment located in Niederlauer, Germany.
2. Founded in 2004 by Sven Melzer, it now has a workforce of 22 and annual sales reaching 8 million euros.
3. MEGASAT produces over 300 products under its own brand, including receivers, antennas, and cables, with 80% of products coming from its in-house brand.
1. The document discusses using IPTV (Internet Protocol Television) to distribute digital TV signals over a home network rather than using coaxial cables. IPTV allows TV signals to be streamed to laptops, smartphones, tablets, and other devices wirelessly.
2. Setting up a basic IPTV system can be done using a Linux receiver, a computer with a TV tuner, and the VLC media player. The receiver obtains TV signals and streams them into the network, then VLC can be used to receive and view the streams on other devices on the network or locally on the same computer.
3. There are two methods for transmitting TV streams over the network: unicast, where each stream
Trimax is a Chinese manufacturer of satellite meters and receivers. The company recently acquired new office space in Shenzhen to accommodate growth. Led by owner Jerry Chu, Trimax has expanded its product line beyond satellite signal analyzers to include Android-based set-top boxes compatible with various distribution modes. Chu aims to nearly double sales in 2012 by capitalizing on Trimax's growing research and development capabilities and expanded offerings.
This document provides a test report of SPAUN's SUS 5581/33 NF satellite distribution system. The key points are:
1. The system can distribute satellite signals from a quad or quattro LNB to up to 9 satellite receivers connected to differently specified wall sockets.
2. It uses SCR (Satellite Channel Router) technology to allow each receiver to tune different satellites/channels independently over a single coaxial cable.
3. The system was tested and found to work well, with wall socket losses and tap losses within specifications. It provides flexibility in configuration and easy installation.
The TeVii S480 is a twin-tuner PCI Express card for a PC that allows the PC to receive two independent HDTV streams simultaneously. It includes software to control the card's functions and turn the PC into a fully functional DVB-S/S2 TV and PVR system. The card was able to quickly scan channels and receive signals, even weaker ones, without issues. The included software provides robust control and customization of the card's settings and features. Overall, the TeVii S480 is able to transform a PC into a powerful HDTV receiver capable of receiving two channels at once.
This document summarizes an article about the Chinese satellite dish manufacturer Tianditong. It describes how Tianditong has modernized its production facilities with automated equipment that allows nearly full automation of the production process. This has increased production capacity while reducing the workforce to around 300 employees. The document outlines Tianditong's production process, from pressing raw dishes to fully automated spray painting and quality control. It also discusses Tianditong's expansion plans to increase production and target global markets now that it has the capacity to supply large orders.
The document is the September-October 2013 issue of TELE-audiovision, a digital TV trade publication. It includes the following:
- An editorial introducing new affordable signal analyzers that make quality digital TV installations easier.
- A table of contents listing articles on topics like IPTV, satellite equipment tests and company profiles.
- Information about the magazine, including its global readership and history publishing since 1981.
The document outlines a path for a media company to become a major media group by owning media channels that directly reach customers at scale and with precision. It discusses establishing a localized ad network that can geo-target ads to specific locations using IP addresses. This would be complemented by an IPTV network and behavioral targeting across channels. Case studies show how advertisers could use such a platform to generate demand through highly targeted, multichannel campaigns. The goal is to capture a significant share of the growing local and online advertising market through convergence of owned media assets and data-driven advertising models.
1. MEGASAT is a wholesaler and manufacturer of satellite equipment located in Niederlauer, Germany.
2. Founded in 2004 by Sven Melzer, it now has a workforce of 22 and annual sales reaching 8 million euros.
3. MEGASAT produces over 300 products under its own brand, including receivers, antennas, and cables, with 80% of products coming from its in-house brand.
1. The document discusses using IPTV (Internet Protocol Television) to distribute digital TV signals over a home network rather than using coaxial cables. IPTV allows TV signals to be streamed to laptops, smartphones, tablets, and other devices wirelessly.
2. Setting up a basic IPTV system can be done using a Linux receiver, a computer with a TV tuner, and the VLC media player. The receiver obtains TV signals and streams them into the network, then VLC can be used to receive and view the streams on other devices on the network or locally on the same computer.
3. There are two methods for transmitting TV streams over the network: unicast, where each stream
Trimax is a Chinese manufacturer of satellite meters and receivers. The company recently acquired new office space in Shenzhen to accommodate growth. Led by owner Jerry Chu, Trimax has expanded its product line beyond satellite signal analyzers to include Android-based set-top boxes compatible with various distribution modes. Chu aims to nearly double sales in 2012 by capitalizing on Trimax's growing research and development capabilities and expanded offerings.
This document provides a test report of SPAUN's SUS 5581/33 NF satellite distribution system. The key points are:
1. The system can distribute satellite signals from a quad or quattro LNB to up to 9 satellite receivers connected to differently specified wall sockets.
2. It uses SCR (Satellite Channel Router) technology to allow each receiver to tune different satellites/channels independently over a single coaxial cable.
3. The system was tested and found to work well, with wall socket losses and tap losses within specifications. It provides flexibility in configuration and easy installation.
The TeVii S480 is a twin-tuner PCI Express card for a PC that allows the PC to receive two independent HDTV streams simultaneously. It includes software to control the card's functions and turn the PC into a fully functional DVB-S/S2 TV and PVR system. The card was able to quickly scan channels and receive signals, even weaker ones, without issues. The included software provides robust control and customization of the card's settings and features. Overall, the TeVii S480 is able to transform a PC into a powerful HDTV receiver capable of receiving two channels at once.
This document summarizes an article about the Chinese satellite dish manufacturer Tianditong. It describes how Tianditong has modernized its production facilities with automated equipment that allows nearly full automation of the production process. This has increased production capacity while reducing the workforce to around 300 employees. The document outlines Tianditong's production process, from pressing raw dishes to fully automated spray painting and quality control. It also discusses Tianditong's expansion plans to increase production and target global markets now that it has the capacity to supply large orders.
The document is the September-October 2013 issue of TELE-audiovision, a digital TV trade publication. It includes the following:
- An editorial introducing new affordable signal analyzers that make quality digital TV installations easier.
- A table of contents listing articles on topics like IPTV, satellite equipment tests and company profiles.
- Information about the magazine, including its global readership and history publishing since 1981.
The document discusses developments in the Chinese satellite receiver manufacturing industry. It notes that most receivers today originate from China, with a large cluster of satellite-related companies establishing themselves in the country. This allows for minimized transport costs and readily available parts and services for production. The article visits several major Chinese manufacturers, including Jiuzhou, and reports on their focus on quality assurance and transitioning from OEM manufacturers to independent brands. It also summarizes new products from Jiuzhou, such as a DVB-T2 PVR receiver, twin tuner model, and a mobile TV with DVB-T.
Hypex is a UK-based wholesaler of professional satellite reception equipment and digital TV products that has been in business for over 30 years. It ships products to over 600 dealer customers in Great Britain and abroad. Hypex offers a wide range of products including satellite dishes from 60cm to 20 meters in diameter, with 2.4m dishes being a top seller. It also distributes receivers, with the Icecrypt S2000Ci being its best-selling model, selling around 5,000 units per year. Additionally, Hypex sells around 8,000 TV wall mounts annually. It maintains annual sales of around £2.5 million through consistent distribution of a variety of product lines.
The document is the October-November 2009 issue of TELE-satellite Magazine, the world's largest satellite industry publication. It contains several articles, including a report on SeaTel antennas for yachts and ships, a test of internet via satellite signals using a new multirange meter during rain, and a report on Viewtech, a high-tech receiver manufacturer from California. It also contains information about reading the magazine online in multiple languages.
This document is the October/November 2010 issue of TELE-satellite Magazine. It includes the following articles:
1) The cover story discusses how IPTV is ushering in a new era where anyone can become their own programming provider by transmitting TV channels over the internet without the need for expensive reception equipment like satellites dishes or cable boxes.
2) Other articles profile companies in the satellite industry like power supply manufacturer SPAUN, satellite distributor AZBox, and wireless card reader producer SMARTWi.
3) Product reviews of IPTV gateways, offset satellite dishes, antenna alignment meters, and LNBFs.
4) Sections on satellite news, the satellite DXing hobby, digital TV
This document provides information about Antiference, a UK-based manufacturer of TV antennas and HDMI distribution equipment with over 75 years of experience. Key details include:
- Founded in 1937 and has been manufacturing TV antennas since the beginning of commercial TV broadcasts in the UK.
- In addition to antennas, the company provides all components needed for TV reception and is expanding into wireless solutions and HDMI distribution.
- The company has manufacturing and logistics facilities in Lichfield, UK and is expanding its distribution network across Europe.
- It offers products under its own brand as well as on an OEM and private label basis.
Globalsat, a Chinese OEM receiver manufacturer, is opening a new production facility that will increase its annual production capacity to 8 million units. It plans to double its sales to $150 million in 2011 by expanding into new markets in Europe and North America. The company was founded in 2004 and now employs over 100 engineers for research and development. It produces receivers for satellite TV, terrestrial TV, and IPTV, and will begin distributing products under its own brand name in 2012.
Golden Media's UNI-BOX 9080 CRCI HD PVR Combo Plus receiver provides:
- An elegant design with an easy-to-read front display and well-organized menus.
- Two plug-in tuners that can be customized, including DVB-S2 and DVB-T HDTV tuners.
- Excellent connectivity options like HDMI, Scart, RCA, and USB ports.
- A comfortable remote control with clearly labeled buttons and a helpful user manual.
- An intuitive menu system and installation assistant for easy setup and access to all functions.
The receiver impressed with its quality design and performance, making it a top choice
This document is an issue of TELE-satellite Magazine. It provides information about the magazine, including that it is the world's largest satellite magazine published in 21 languages. It also contains articles about internet via satellite technology, including that providers are using the Ka band for its large bandwidth capabilities, and that the technology requires professional installation due to its complexity. The editor's letter discusses how satellite technology is becoming more complex but also creating new opportunities for manufacturers, users, and installers.
P-SAT is a wholesaler and retailer of satellite TV equipment in Hungary. It was founded in 2002 and has grown significantly. To attract new customers, P-SAT publishes its own magazine that provides information on satellite TV. It also operates a popular online community and web shop. The owner, Tibor Posta, has ambitious plans to further expand P-SAT's services, including potentially launching its own TV channel.
Jim Edstein is a satellite installation expert in Taiwan. He installed a sophisticated satellite reception system for the TAVERN sports bar in Taipei, allowing them to receive over 100 live sports channels from around the world. This includes subscriptions to various satellite providers and an innovative solution to receive some European channels via the internet. Jim's company Taiwansatellite.tv is the top installer in Taiwan, providing satellite TV to foreigners on the island. He performs over 100 installations per year, drawing on his expertise to solve difficult reception problems.
TELE System Electronic do Brasil is a leading supplier of satellite reception equipment in Brazil. It moved to a new industrial estate in Sao Paulo in 2012. TELE System is the largest supplier to major Brazilian pay TV providers like Sky, Claro, GVT and Oi, serving over 10 million subscribers total. It offers full reception systems tailored to the specifications of each provider.
The document summarizes several topics related to digital television broadcasting and IPTV:
1) Many countries are transitioning from analog to digital TV broadcasting, freeing up transmission channels that will be used by mobile operators for data services and IPTV.
2) IPTV delivered over these high-speed wireless networks will allow anyone to become a broadcaster without needing authorization or infrastructure, lowering the barrier to entry.
3) The document advertises companies that offer generators and satellite internet services to enable this new era of wireless IPTV broadcasting.
The document summarizes SSE's strategy and activities related to carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology. Key points include:
- SSE is piloting post-combustion carbon capture technology at its Ferrybridge Power Station through its CCPilot100+ project. This aims to validate the performance of DPS absorption technology and build UK capacity.
- SSE sees CCS as enabling the increased deployment of intermittent renewable technologies like wind by providing flexible fossil-based generation. CCS could also help the UK meet its 2030 carbon reduction targets in a cost effective way.
- SSE selected the depleted Goldeneye gas field offshore Scotland for storage in its proposed Peterhead CCS demonstration project retrofitting a CCGT
ELNET is a leading digital TV wholesaler and retailer in Iceland. It offers a wide range of products from small DVB meters to large transmitters to meet the needs of Iceland's low population spread across a large area (1). ELNET's general manager demonstrates the range of products from tiny coax connectors to large transmission equipment (2). Approximately half of Iceland's digital TV transmitters were supplied by ELNET to support signal distribution across the country's remote areas that rely on satellite and terrestrial transmission (3).
Jonsa is a Taiwanese manufacturer of satellite dishes located in Nantou, Taiwan. It has been producing dishes for 25 years and exports worldwide. Jonsa guarantees high quality production through in-house mold production, quality testing labs, and consistency across its large volume of dishes. It produces dishes for Ku, C, S, L, and Ka bands, and has additional production facilities in China to supplement its Taiwan locations. Jonsa provides dishes to major pay TV providers globally and has relationships with some customers for over 20 years due to its focus on quality.
Global Satellite is a satellite equipment retailer located in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The company's president and CEO, Martin Fierstone, founded the business in 2001 after moving to Florida from France. Global Satellite started with four employees and has since grown to eight employees. While satellite TV equipment makes up about 10% of sales, most revenue comes from satellite phones, internet systems, and GPS units. As Fort Lauderdale is home to many luxury yachts, it is a good location for Global Satellite to sell satellite equipment to vessels.
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ELNET is a digital TV wholesaler and retailer located in Iceland. It offers a wide range of digital TV products from small DVB meters to large DVB transmitters at its 600 square meter premises. ELNET believes terrestrial and satellite DVB reception will continue to be important along with emerging fiber optic TV distribution. Asmundur Einarsson has owned and managed ELNET since 2000, growing it to serve Iceland's small and spread out population across its large land area. ELNET supplies over half of Iceland's digital TV transmitters and sells 200-300 satellite dishes annually in sizes from 85cm to 3m.
The document tests and reviews the Moi Plus streaming box by TBS, which acts as a central DVB receiver that can distribute TV and radio signals via a home network to multiple devices. Key features include its small size, ability to be located remotely from TVs, support for wireless and wired networking, and integration of tuners. It comes preinstalled with the Tvheadend software, which allows automatic channel scanning, creation of customized channel lists for each user, electronic program guide functionality, and recording of content to external USB drives connected to the Moi Plus box. The review concludes the Moi Plus and Tvheadend together provide a versatile whole-home digital TV solution.
The Tekniksat optical distribution system can deliver 4 satellite signals and 1 terrestrial signal to hundreds of receivers with equal signal quality at all outputs. It uses an optical transmitter to convert the signals to a single optical signal, an optical splitter to divide the signal, and an optical multiswitch to convert it back and distribute to subscribers. Testing showed the system maintained sufficient gain and only minimally impacted signal quality even when splitting the signal across 320 receivers. It is recommended for efficiently distributing signals to a large number of subscribers.
The document discusses developments in the Chinese satellite receiver manufacturing industry. It notes that most receivers today originate from China, with a large cluster of satellite-related companies establishing themselves in the country. This allows for minimized transport costs and readily available parts and services for production. The article visits several major Chinese manufacturers, including Jiuzhou, and reports on their focus on quality assurance and transitioning from OEM manufacturers to independent brands. It also summarizes new products from Jiuzhou, such as a DVB-T2 PVR receiver, twin tuner model, and a mobile TV with DVB-T.
Hypex is a UK-based wholesaler of professional satellite reception equipment and digital TV products that has been in business for over 30 years. It ships products to over 600 dealer customers in Great Britain and abroad. Hypex offers a wide range of products including satellite dishes from 60cm to 20 meters in diameter, with 2.4m dishes being a top seller. It also distributes receivers, with the Icecrypt S2000Ci being its best-selling model, selling around 5,000 units per year. Additionally, Hypex sells around 8,000 TV wall mounts annually. It maintains annual sales of around £2.5 million through consistent distribution of a variety of product lines.
The document is the October-November 2009 issue of TELE-satellite Magazine, the world's largest satellite industry publication. It contains several articles, including a report on SeaTel antennas for yachts and ships, a test of internet via satellite signals using a new multirange meter during rain, and a report on Viewtech, a high-tech receiver manufacturer from California. It also contains information about reading the magazine online in multiple languages.
This document is the October/November 2010 issue of TELE-satellite Magazine. It includes the following articles:
1) The cover story discusses how IPTV is ushering in a new era where anyone can become their own programming provider by transmitting TV channels over the internet without the need for expensive reception equipment like satellites dishes or cable boxes.
2) Other articles profile companies in the satellite industry like power supply manufacturer SPAUN, satellite distributor AZBox, and wireless card reader producer SMARTWi.
3) Product reviews of IPTV gateways, offset satellite dishes, antenna alignment meters, and LNBFs.
4) Sections on satellite news, the satellite DXing hobby, digital TV
This document provides information about Antiference, a UK-based manufacturer of TV antennas and HDMI distribution equipment with over 75 years of experience. Key details include:
- Founded in 1937 and has been manufacturing TV antennas since the beginning of commercial TV broadcasts in the UK.
- In addition to antennas, the company provides all components needed for TV reception and is expanding into wireless solutions and HDMI distribution.
- The company has manufacturing and logistics facilities in Lichfield, UK and is expanding its distribution network across Europe.
- It offers products under its own brand as well as on an OEM and private label basis.
Globalsat, a Chinese OEM receiver manufacturer, is opening a new production facility that will increase its annual production capacity to 8 million units. It plans to double its sales to $150 million in 2011 by expanding into new markets in Europe and North America. The company was founded in 2004 and now employs over 100 engineers for research and development. It produces receivers for satellite TV, terrestrial TV, and IPTV, and will begin distributing products under its own brand name in 2012.
Golden Media's UNI-BOX 9080 CRCI HD PVR Combo Plus receiver provides:
- An elegant design with an easy-to-read front display and well-organized menus.
- Two plug-in tuners that can be customized, including DVB-S2 and DVB-T HDTV tuners.
- Excellent connectivity options like HDMI, Scart, RCA, and USB ports.
- A comfortable remote control with clearly labeled buttons and a helpful user manual.
- An intuitive menu system and installation assistant for easy setup and access to all functions.
The receiver impressed with its quality design and performance, making it a top choice
This document is an issue of TELE-satellite Magazine. It provides information about the magazine, including that it is the world's largest satellite magazine published in 21 languages. It also contains articles about internet via satellite technology, including that providers are using the Ka band for its large bandwidth capabilities, and that the technology requires professional installation due to its complexity. The editor's letter discusses how satellite technology is becoming more complex but also creating new opportunities for manufacturers, users, and installers.
P-SAT is a wholesaler and retailer of satellite TV equipment in Hungary. It was founded in 2002 and has grown significantly. To attract new customers, P-SAT publishes its own magazine that provides information on satellite TV. It also operates a popular online community and web shop. The owner, Tibor Posta, has ambitious plans to further expand P-SAT's services, including potentially launching its own TV channel.
Jim Edstein is a satellite installation expert in Taiwan. He installed a sophisticated satellite reception system for the TAVERN sports bar in Taipei, allowing them to receive over 100 live sports channels from around the world. This includes subscriptions to various satellite providers and an innovative solution to receive some European channels via the internet. Jim's company Taiwansatellite.tv is the top installer in Taiwan, providing satellite TV to foreigners on the island. He performs over 100 installations per year, drawing on his expertise to solve difficult reception problems.
TELE System Electronic do Brasil is a leading supplier of satellite reception equipment in Brazil. It moved to a new industrial estate in Sao Paulo in 2012. TELE System is the largest supplier to major Brazilian pay TV providers like Sky, Claro, GVT and Oi, serving over 10 million subscribers total. It offers full reception systems tailored to the specifications of each provider.
The document summarizes several topics related to digital television broadcasting and IPTV:
1) Many countries are transitioning from analog to digital TV broadcasting, freeing up transmission channels that will be used by mobile operators for data services and IPTV.
2) IPTV delivered over these high-speed wireless networks will allow anyone to become a broadcaster without needing authorization or infrastructure, lowering the barrier to entry.
3) The document advertises companies that offer generators and satellite internet services to enable this new era of wireless IPTV broadcasting.
The document summarizes SSE's strategy and activities related to carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology. Key points include:
- SSE is piloting post-combustion carbon capture technology at its Ferrybridge Power Station through its CCPilot100+ project. This aims to validate the performance of DPS absorption technology and build UK capacity.
- SSE sees CCS as enabling the increased deployment of intermittent renewable technologies like wind by providing flexible fossil-based generation. CCS could also help the UK meet its 2030 carbon reduction targets in a cost effective way.
- SSE selected the depleted Goldeneye gas field offshore Scotland for storage in its proposed Peterhead CCS demonstration project retrofitting a CCGT
ELNET is a leading digital TV wholesaler and retailer in Iceland. It offers a wide range of products from small DVB meters to large transmitters to meet the needs of Iceland's low population spread across a large area (1). ELNET's general manager demonstrates the range of products from tiny coax connectors to large transmission equipment (2). Approximately half of Iceland's digital TV transmitters were supplied by ELNET to support signal distribution across the country's remote areas that rely on satellite and terrestrial transmission (3).
Jonsa is a Taiwanese manufacturer of satellite dishes located in Nantou, Taiwan. It has been producing dishes for 25 years and exports worldwide. Jonsa guarantees high quality production through in-house mold production, quality testing labs, and consistency across its large volume of dishes. It produces dishes for Ku, C, S, L, and Ka bands, and has additional production facilities in China to supplement its Taiwan locations. Jonsa provides dishes to major pay TV providers globally and has relationships with some customers for over 20 years due to its focus on quality.
Global Satellite is a satellite equipment retailer located in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The company's president and CEO, Martin Fierstone, founded the business in 2001 after moving to Florida from France. Global Satellite started with four employees and has since grown to eight employees. While satellite TV equipment makes up about 10% of sales, most revenue comes from satellite phones, internet systems, and GPS units. As Fort Lauderdale is home to many luxury yachts, it is a good location for Global Satellite to sell satellite equipment to vessels.
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ELNET is a digital TV wholesaler and retailer located in Iceland. It offers a wide range of digital TV products from small DVB meters to large DVB transmitters at its 600 square meter premises. ELNET believes terrestrial and satellite DVB reception will continue to be important along with emerging fiber optic TV distribution. Asmundur Einarsson has owned and managed ELNET since 2000, growing it to serve Iceland's small and spread out population across its large land area. ELNET supplies over half of Iceland's digital TV transmitters and sells 200-300 satellite dishes annually in sizes from 85cm to 3m.
The document tests and reviews the Moi Plus streaming box by TBS, which acts as a central DVB receiver that can distribute TV and radio signals via a home network to multiple devices. Key features include its small size, ability to be located remotely from TVs, support for wireless and wired networking, and integration of tuners. It comes preinstalled with the Tvheadend software, which allows automatic channel scanning, creation of customized channel lists for each user, electronic program guide functionality, and recording of content to external USB drives connected to the Moi Plus box. The review concludes the Moi Plus and Tvheadend together provide a versatile whole-home digital TV solution.
The Tekniksat optical distribution system can deliver 4 satellite signals and 1 terrestrial signal to hundreds of receivers with equal signal quality at all outputs. It uses an optical transmitter to convert the signals to a single optical signal, an optical splitter to divide the signal, and an optical multiswitch to convert it back and distribute to subscribers. Testing showed the system maintained sufficient gain and only minimally impacted signal quality even when splitting the signal across 320 receivers. It is recommended for efficiently distributing signals to a large number of subscribers.
The document reviews the Satlink WS6979HD signal analyzer. It has a high-resolution screen, HDMI output, long battery life, and supports DVB-S2 and DVB-T2. The device has comprehensive measurement and analysis functions for satellite and terrestrial signals. It also functions much like a standard satellite receiver, with features like an editable channel list and electronic program guide. Overall, the Satlink WS6979HD is a fully-featured, high-quality signal meter suitable for both professional and amateur use.
The document summarizes a mobile app called Satbeams that helps users align satellite dishes. It allows users to check if a satellite is receivable at their location and see satellite footprints offline. The app displays satellites on a virtual sky and calculates azimuth and elevation. It relies on an extensive satellite database but lacks daily frequency lists. Overall, the app provides a valuable tool for easily determining satellite reception and positioning dishes.
The document discusses the Logitech Harmony Smart Control system, which allows a smartphone or tablet to replace all original remote controls. It utilizes a hub connected to devices via infrared and Bluetooth. The hub also connects to the local WiFi network to handle commands from the Harmony app. The app can control up to eight devices at once and remembers pre-programmed command sequences. Gestures on the app allow for easy control of functions like volume. The system was able to successfully control all devices tested, including receivers, Blu-Ray players, an Apple TV, and gaming consoles.
Jim Edstein operates a large satellite reception system from the remote mountains of Taiwan to provide streaming services around the world. He first set up systems for expats to watch channels from home, then began streaming channels over the Internet in 2006. With fast, unlimited fiber Internet access in his area, he is now able to stream over 1000 TB of data per month to 90 point-to-point customers and host equipment for 7 additional customers. Operating from a small town in Taiwan, he distributes international TV channels globally via Internet streaming.
TELE-audiovision is a digital TV industry publication established in 1981 that is headquartered in Munich, Germany. It is published by TELE-audiovision Magazine GmbH and edited by Alexander Wiese. The publication has a readership of over 350,000 digital TV professionals worldwide. The current issue discusses the shift from coaxial cable to fiber optic technology for satellite signal distribution. Fiber optic distribution eliminates limitations of cable length and number of distribution points. It also means each user has access to the full satellite bandwidth at all times. The editor notes that while coaxial cable faces issues like signal attenuation related to frequency, fiber optic technology is not impacted by these factors.
The document discusses a DekTec DTA-2115 PCI Express card that can generate test signals for terrestrial, cable, and satellite receivers using a single PC card. It has an extremely wide frequency range from 32 MHz to 2186 MHz and supports virtually all digital modulation standards. This makes it very useful for testing receivers and troubleshooting reception issues. The card's software allows the user to adjust various signal parameters like modulation, frequency, error injection and signal quality to simulate real-world conditions.
The document provides a review of the SATFINDER 5 HD Slim handheld satellite meter from Alpsat Elektronik. It is small, lightweight device that features a high-resolution color display, integrated battery, and ability to simultaneously measure up to four transponders. The meter has a comprehensive pre-programmed database of satellites, transponders and channels. It allows for fine-tuning of dish alignment through features like cross-polarization measurement and constellation diagrams. The review concludes the SATFINDER 5 HD Slim is an extremely responsive meter for evaluating satellite signals.
The document is the May-June 2015 issue of TELE-audiovision Magazine, the world's leading digital TV industry publication. The issue includes test reports on new satellite equipment from companies like TEKNIKSAT, SATLINK, TENOW, and SATBEAMS. It also features articles on the growing use of fibre-optic technology for signal distribution, a profile of a Taiwanese satellite enthusiast, an overview of notable satellite uplink stations, and the history of TELE-audiovision magazine.
The document describes the Spaun Sparos 711 professional meter for digital TV. It has a 10-inch touchscreen with high resolution and is optimized for antenna installers and technicians. The meter has a rugged metal case and offers simultaneous measurements of transponder signals. It can measure DVB formats along with ASI, HDMI and other connectivity. The large touchscreen and intuitive interface make it easy to use right out of the box. An included transport case presents a professional image for installers.
The document tests and reviews the MKTech CB200 HD dual tuner meter. It is a small, lightweight, and easy to use meter that allows installers to simultaneously monitor signals and parameters for two different inputs. It has a clear LCD screen, intuitive interface, built-in database of satellites and transponders, and features like automatic satellite detection that make it suitable for professional installation and troubleshooting tasks. The review finds that while small in size, the meter has strong performance and many useful features for installers.
1) Haenlein Software develops and sells PVR software that allows users to record and edit digital TV programs and easily transfer recordings between different receivers.
2) Started in 1999 as a side project, Haenlein Software is now the owner's full-time business, employing 3 people working from home.
3) Their software works with over 800 different receiver models, has been translated into many languages, and is sold internationally through distributors and partnerships with receiver manufacturers.
1. GlobalInvacom's FibreIRS family improves satellite signal distribution using fiber optic cables instead of coaxial cables, allowing signal splitting and longer cable runs with minimal loss.
2. The new FibreIRS O2E optical-to-electrical converter, combined with the FibreIRS ODU optical amplifier, can regenerate and amplify signals after splitting, improving signal quality beyond the original source.
3. In tests, the combination of FibreIRS O2E and ODU provided amplification to restore signal strength after splitting 32 ways, while further improving modulation error ratio, demonstrating its ability to multiply outputs from a single LNB while enhancing signal quality.
The Formuler F1 is a triple-tuner HD receiver that provides fast channel changing and search functions. It can be installed with various operating systems, including OpenPLI, OpenATV, and HDMU. The receiver features a versatile channel search, excellent electronic program guide, and the ability to record multiple channels simultaneously. Overall, the Formuler F1 delivers speed and a fun user experience, as its name and F1 designation would suggest.
The document provides a test report of the Fernsehfee 2.0, an intelligent TV receiver developed by TC Unterhaltungselektronik AG for German-speaking markets. Some key features of the Fernsehfee 2.0 include an ad blocker, optimized program guide for German channels, recording function, and built-in WiFi for connecting to networks. It also functions as a web TV box thanks to its Android operating system. The Fernsehfee 2.0 learns users' viewing preferences through an account system and recommends content it thinks they will enjoy based on ratings and past viewing behavior.
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1. COMPANY REPORT Wholesaler and Manufacturer TURBOSAT, Great Britain
„Small and
• own receiver line ICECRYPT
• 50% of sales outside Great Britain
• Focus on receivers, CAM, SmartCards and
Valuable“
LNBs
• 80,000 receivers a year
• produces Dolly Buster TV programming
via HOTBIRD
TELE-satellite Magazine
Business Voucher
www.TELE-satellite.info/12/03/turbosat-icecrypt
Direct Contact to Sales Manager
■ TURBOSAT’s headquarters
in Sittingbourne south east of
London
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2. COMPANY REPORT Wholesaler and Manufacturer TURBOSAT, Great Britain
New Receiver from
TURBOSAT ë Sittingbourne
■ International Sales
Manager Chris Ward in
front of small sampling
of TURBOSAT’s
products: ICECRYPT
receivers and LNBs. He
is the contact for new
dealers in Europe and
other areas.
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3. It’s not the size that matters but rea with customers not only in Great is their headquarters still today.
rather what’s inside. The founder of Britain but also in Europe. Transport A big reason for the move was the
TURBOSAT, who’s called ‘Paddy’ by distances are relatively short in all di- enormous success of their own re-
everyone, took this motto and sim- rections! ceiver line that was started in 2000
plified it: “Small and Valuable”. We with the ICECRYPT brand name.
wanted to find out what he meant by TURBOSAT is a very old company. “We needed much more warehouse
this and how a motto like this fits in The company’s founder came to Lon- space”, remembers `Paddy´. In the
with a satellite wholesaler and manu- don from Macao in the 1980’s to study. meantime though TURBOSAT sold a
facturer so we popped in to visit TUR- Then the first satellite TV channels gigantic number of ICECRYPT receiv-
BOSAT in Sittingbourne south east of began to appear and `Paddy´ recog- ers: “In 2010 it was 80,000 receiv-
London. nized instantly that this was a huge ers and for 2011 the numbers will be
business opportunity. He started by about the same”, reveals Paddy. For
In Sittingbourne’s industrial park selling satellite systems. 2012 though he’s expecting a signifi-
you’ll find one company after the cant increase: “That’s when the ana-
other. Not far from here is the mouth “In our first actual business year log terrestrial channels in Great Brit-
of the Thames and all the ferries to 1986 we sold about 500 satellite sys- ain will be turned off.”
France, Belgium, Holland, etc., dock tems”, remembers “Paddy” from the
nearby and even the Chunnel, the beginning so long ago. The business That the analog shutdown would
tunnel under the English Channel, is flourished and consistently expanded have such an impact on sales figures
only a few miles away. It’s a good lo- until it was necessary to acquire a is clarified by a look at the receiver
cation for a company that has their large warehouse. They moved into a models: “Our best selling unit is the 2
receiver series produced in South Ko- building in 2004 in Sittingbourne that T5000, a DVB-T receiver.” These huge
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TURBOSAT Company Details
Wholesaler and Manufacturer, UK www.turbosat.com/
Engineers in Research & Development | Total Number of Employees
▼ ▼ 1. The UK sales team: Carol Cannon (left), James Sandison (center) and Sara Stacey
0................................ 12 .................................. 25
Average Turnover (Previous, This, Next Year Estimates)
(right). Dealers from Great Britain place their orders for ICECRYPT receivers, CAMs,
▼ SmartCards and LNBs here.
0............................... 2.5 .....................5 Mio GB£
2. Dealers from outside of Great Britain get in touch with Hana Vejmelkova (left,
Production Certificates responsible for eastern Europe) and Manuela Fasano (right, responsible for southern
DVB and western Europe).
Production Categories
own brand ICECRYPT 3. Dawn Shoveller keeps the books organized.
Main Products
4. International Sales Manager Chris Ward is always on the phone talking with dealers
Satellite Receiver for DVB-T/T2, DVB-S/S2, LNB, SmartCards
in northern and central Europe. His most important customers are in Germany, Austria
www.TELE-satellite.com/TELE-satellite-1111/eng/turbosat.pdf
and Switzerland. He can speak perfect German with them; that’s not surprising since
Address he grew up in Germany.
Turbosat International Ltd
Legacy House, Church Road
Sittingbourne
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UNITED KINGDOM
4. sales figures are supported by an-
other important reason: TURBOSAT
receivers are listed with every large
chain in Great Britain. “Our receivers
can be found in the superstores from
TESCO, in the MAPLIN electronics
shops, in CPC, Dixons, John Lewis, at
Play.com and many others.”
Sure enough, three receiver mod-
els make up nearly 75% of all receiv-
er sales: “For the national market in
Great Britain it’s the T5000 for DVB-T
and it’s brother the T2400 with PVR for
DVB-T2 as well as the ICECRYPT 3000
for the European market.” The latter
receiver we already introduced to you
in our TELE-satellite 08-09/2011 is-
sue with a detailed test report. “The
T2400 even comes with a 2.0 terabyte
hard drive!” says ‘Paddy’. Normally,
such high-capacity hard drives can’t
be connected. “A special chip makes
it possible.”
Sales at TURBOSAT are divided into 1
two regions: “Half of our sales are
domestically here in Great Britain;
the other half is to Europe.” Interna- 1. A look in the Technical
Department. Defective units are
tional Sales Manager Chris Ward tells quickly repaired here..
us more: “Our ICECRYPT receivers 2. Technical Director is Ray
make up about 50% of our sales with Gargiulo. One of his main
tasks is to check production
our CAM’s accounting for about 20%. samples from the manufacturer
SmartCards follow with 15% with the in Korea. “TURBOSAT is
an ODM (Original Design
rest consisting of other satellite com- Manufacturer)”, he explains,
ponents such as our own LNB series.” “Our own Manufacturing
Engineers design the receivers;
The quantity of LNBs may be consid- the receivers are then
erable but because of their low sales manufactured based on these
designs.”
value they don’t have much of an im-
pact on overall sales.
The high SmartCard sales figures
comes from another TURBOSAT busi-
ness branch. “We have the exclusive
rights for the Dolly Buster adult-ori-
ented TV service”, reveals Chris Ward.
“We have five channels on HOTBIRD
and we sell our Dolly Buster Smart-
Cards to any country where HOTBIRD
can be received.”
And now we come back to the mot-
to that we highlighted earlier, “Small
and Valuable”. TURBOSAT has placed
its entire focus on small products
since they are easier to ship. “For this
reason we don’t deal with larger and
heavier products”, explains Paddy.
TURBOSAT concentrates on valuable
products such as receivers, small 2
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products like SmartCards and CAMs Korea.” products like receivers and equips
and keeps its distance from larger And, last but not least, we wanted them with more and more outstand-
and heavier products. TURBOSAT has to know what new products we can ing features.
allowed itself one exception: LNBs. expect to see from TURBOSAT in the
Yes, they are small, but thanks to the near future. According to ‘Paddy’, a In this way the company will contin-
overall drop in price, they aren’t all number of new receivers are com- ue to grow and sales will continue to
that valuable anymore. But since they ing down the line: “Currently we’re increase - and this not only at home
are easy to ship, TURBOSAT has in- working on a Linux based DVB-S2 re- in Great Britain but also in Europe and
cluded them in their product assort- ceiver with MPEG4, CI+, SmartCard, beyond!
ment. SCR support and Internet browsing. A
DVB-S2 model with MHEG for Great
Chris Ward tells us how many em- Britain will appear at the end of 2011 1.Customer Support is an integral
part of a manufacturer. James Evans
ployees TURBOSAT has: “Four em- that will supplement our DVB-T2 mod- is in charge here; he gets the calls
ployees are in the domestic sales team el. We’re also working on a combo re- from customers when there are any
problems.
for Great Britain with another four for ceiver with DVB-S2 and DVB-T and for
2. Warehouse Manager Nick Deleslie
European and Middle eastern sales.” early 2012 we’re working on a combo transformed his office into a small
Administration and technical have DVB-S2 and DVB-T2 receiver.” showroom. He keeps an eye on
incoming and outgoing shipments.
another six employees. “Then there 3. Luke Titshall keeps everything
are our manufacturing engineers that ‘Paddy’ got it right with his “Small organized in the storeroom. He brings
the palettes of receivers ordered
develop our receivers; some are here and Valuable” company motto. TUR- by their dealer customers out for
and others are at the manufacturer in BOSAT concentrates on high-value transport.
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