Better satellite signal finder meter?
Have the basic lo-cost Winegard signal finder. When we're in a poor reception location, it's such a PITA to use plus I have no idea what satellite I'm actually picking up. Is there a better choice...
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I have an AIM meter for DirecTv and a Satellite Buddy for Dish. Both do all of their aiming right at the dish prior to connecting a box or TV and don't require a second set of eyes or hands. Neither one was very difficult to learn how to operate. Unfortunately, each is in the $200-$400 range in the marketplace. If you can justify the price point, you won't be disappointed.
