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<blockquote data-quote="joekir" data-source="post: 521747" data-attributes="member: 290333">Hi,This is more or less the same thing I asked when I joined the forum and I was after Hispasat. The zone 2 is now, with some help from the members here,&nbsp; receiving every FTA channel on hispasat at my location in NW Kent. So maybe have a look at that thread and watch out for the advice about skew adjustment<a href="http://www.satellites.co.uk/satellite/dish-setup-single-sat-multi-sat-motorised-systems/126165-first-time-zone-2-mini-dish-installation.html" target="_blank">http://www.satellites.co.uk/satellite/dish-setup-single-sat-multi-sat-motorised-systems/126165-first-time-zone-2-mini-dish-installation.html</a>The zone 2 was OK for a beginner like me, as all the brackets, clips and LNB were included. If all you want to do is to leave it fixed onto hispasat, the zone 2 is perfect....the installation is easy and all you need after that is to plug in the receiver. Also, I don't think I would have found it so easy without a meter...but opinions vary on those. I had an old meter to use, but they can be bought on the bay for about a tenner.As I now want to install a motor, I will be upgrading to a small high quality dish like the Fracarro or Hirschmann.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="joekir, post: 521747, member: 290333"] Hi, This is more or less the same thing I asked when I joined the forum and I was after Hispasat. The zone 2 is now, with some help from the members here, receiving every FTA channel on hispasat at my location in NW Kent. So maybe have a look at that thread and watch out for the advice about skew adjustment [url]http://www.satellites.co.uk/satellite/dish-setup-single-sat-multi-sat-motorised-systems/126165-first-time-zone-2-mini-dish-installation.html[/url] The zone 2 was OK for a beginner like me, as all the brackets, clips and LNB were included. If all you want to do is to leave it fixed onto hispasat, the zone 2 is perfect....the installation is easy and all you need after that is to plug in the receiver. Also, I don't think I would have found it so easy without a meter...but opinions vary on those. I had an old meter to use, but they can be bought on the bay for about a tenner. As I now want to install a motor, I will be upgrading to a small high quality dish like the Fracarro or Hirschmann. [/QUOTE]

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