Thanks, John, for the info. Indeed it is interesting as the name, Antinference signal meter. But I think that's the only thing that can arouse interest because I looked at the instructions and I find that, maybe I'm wrong, the menu is well thought out, but that's all.
Those who used DVB utilities for computer cards can find exactly what this meter tells us. With, for example, Crazyscan, I find out the interference in both C or Ku band at once and the affected area.
And another thing, this meter does not have an S2X extension, according to what I read. Maybe I missed this, but it was/is essential that such a measuring instrument is equipped with this function, even more so as the selling price of £750 is too high. Also, on this point, I did not find out what hardware support it has, demodulator and tuners. It is essential to know this if you are interested in such an expensive meter.
I'm afraid that such a tool is like others that have appeared on the market, equipped for all transmission standards, but that can disappoint you. I have experience with an X Finder meter equipped with everything, like this ASM02, but which, for example, had a relatively high latency on the signal, so I was not sure of its quality.
Of course, my reaction is that of the sour grape, who gives his opinion before checking this meter. Maybe I didn't look too hard, but I didn't find out who the manufacturer is, and obviously, we don't know if the meter has the necessary software support.
I admit that such a meter is more for antenna installers, but I await their opinion after using it.
I hope I'm wrong about this meter, all the more so because I admit I was quick to express my doubts about it without testing it.
Regards
.
