When aligning satellite dishes, there is no better tool than a spectrum analyzer. You'll find them on every network uplink truck, at every cable TV downlink site - anywhere business depends on a clean strong signal. A spectrum analyzer lets you view the actual wideband signal as the antenna sees it. In virtually seconds you can identify and optimize the signal. Dish alignment and cable verification are quick, dish installations among trees or obstructions are a snap.

Features

• 950-2150 MHz L-Band Satellite
• Dual Resolution Bandwidth
• 50 User Screen Memories
• Direct Sunlight Readable LCD Screen
• 13/18 VDC & 22 kHz LNA/LNB Power
• Remote Monitor Via Ethernet IP Protocol

High Sensitivity

With an input sensitivity greater than -85 dBm, you can easily see signals that are below the receiver threshold. The screen refreshes at 12 Hz, so response to dish movement or signal variations is instantaneous. A precision rotary encoder provides quick and exact continuous tuning across the entire band.

Full Remote Monitoring & Control

Remotely monitor & control the PSA-45DE version spectrum analyzer with a standard PC or Laptop via Ethernet IP protocol! Using a graphical user interface, you can not only control, but download saved data directly to the PC for report documentation, conditioned signal monitoring, and data logging. No more trips to the site merely to check and log the readings!

Compact, Light, Portable

Only 9.5" x 4.5" x 9.5" and 8 lbs. Thanks to LCD technology and low power draw, an Internal battery lets you work anywhere. The sturdy aluminum case and carrying handle are designed for the rigors of the field. An optional cordura nylon case protects the analyzer and gives you a pouch for hand tools, cables, and even a frequency extender.

Accessories

• AVSAC-2 Cordura Nylon Carrying Case
• MFC-3242-45, 3.2-4.2 GHz Extender
• Ethernet IP Remote Control Option

MAP PRICES

There are places on our web site and in our print ads, where the spaces for prices are intentionally left blank. In other instances, the advertised; price is higher than the price you actually pay when you order that item. The reason for this is MAP, or Minimum Advertised Price.

MAP is a voluntarily agreement a retailer enters into with a supplier. According to the agreement, which varies in details from vendor to vendor, the retailer can sell an item for any price they wish, but may not advertise the item for an amount less than the Minimum Advertised Price. These agreements help level the playing field for both the small retailer and the giant retail chain. Retailers agree to MAP contracts because the vendor makes it worthwhile for them to do so. A retailer who abides by the agreement can count on getting first news and early shipments of new products, and generally enjoys a "favored" status.

At Satcom Resources, while we abide by our MAP agreements, we want to make it as easy as possible for you, our customer. Where there is a lower selling price and we can, we will volunteer it -- no need for a nod-and-a-wink or a secret password. At Satcom Resources, our lowest selling price is always what you pay. Some Online Retailers make it difficult to tell you about lower-than-MAP prices. At Satcom Resources, we've set up workarounds. Either we ask you to call, or we will e-mail the price.If you still have any questions about MAP policies, feel free to contact us via e-mail at info@satcomresources.com.