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World's First & Only Global Satellite TV Service Reception 60cm Ku-band Marine Satellite Antenna Intellian i6w is the world's first and only 60cm marine satellite antenna system that is capable of receiving thousands of global satellite TV services as well as the latest advanced DVB-S2 programming without ever forcing boaters to change any antenna hardware again. Integrated with the 2nd generation WorldView™ LNB module, i6W offers a rock-solid and the highest stability of ±10 kHz for TV receptions and allows boaters seamlessly to tune in any channels on any satellites and automatically switch between circular polarized programming in North, Central and South Americas, and linear polarized programming in Europe, Middle East, and the Asia Pacific region. The ¡6W is able to withstand the most severe shock and vibration generated by the harsh marine environment. With a simplified yet sophisticated mechanical design and excellent satellite tracking capability, the i6W is recognized as the Real Definition for Satellite TV Global Satellite Services Compatibility Intellian Í6W provides the ultimate convenience to connect you up to thousands of Free TV, Pay TV, Standard Definition, and High Definition programming all over the world with one LNB module which incorporates multi (8) LO frequencies. Hands-Free WorldView™ LNB Module The 2nd generation, patent-pending WorldView LNB module is the latest innovation from Intellian. Unlike other TVRO system LNB's with ±1,000 kHz stability, the Intellian WorldView LNB module is built on the highest stability of ±10 kHz which has 100 times more accuracy and greater signal sensitivity. In addition, this LNB module receives multi-band and multi-polarization satellite TV services around the globe. Therefore, boaters don't need to manually change the LNB inside the antenna dome each time the vessel crosses into a different satellite service region. Some of the HD TV services have moved onto DVB-S2 and will be more in the future. Thanks to Intellian's groundbreaking DVB-S2 digital TV technology, now boaters are able to enjoy their favorite DTH (Direct To Home) entertainment at sea, just like home. Global Satellite Library The Ì6W includes the pre-programmed global satellite library which allows boaters to select the desired satellite while travelling from region to region. Once the satellite is selected the WorldView LNB module will automatically switch to the corresponding local frequency to receive the signal.
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION Marine Satellite Antenna Systems Technical Specification Note • LNB stability: ±10 kHz (Except at Universal 9.75 GHz) • LNB LO frequencies are automatically changed according to target satellites • Polarization can be switched between circular and linear System Diagram Control Unit Global satellite TV services compatibility Built-in WorldView LNB module Built-in GPS and auto LNB pol control system Built-in pre-programmed global satellite library For more info, visit intelliantech.com Email ¡nfo@intelllantech.com Rotterdam, Netherlands Email ¡nfo@intelllantech.com 2F...
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