TechniSat TECHNITENNE 60, light grey incl. bracket, twin LNB, 2x10m cable
Parabolic antenna, DVB-S / -S2
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Reception mode refers to the method by which dishes and antennas receive signals, crucial for determining the quality and type of broadcast you can access. Choosing the appropriate reception mode impacts the range of channels and the clarity of reception, affecting your overall viewing and listening experience.
DVB-S / -S2
Typical price
77.– to 200.–
Designed for satellite signal reception, providing access to a wide range of international channels.
Ideal for users in remote areas, offering high-definition quality and broad channel availability.
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TechniSat TECHNITENNE 60, light grey incl. bracket, twin LNB, 2x10m cable
Parabolic antenna, DVB-S / -S2
DVB-T / -T2
Typical price
24.– to 54.–
Enables terrestrial signal reception, suitable for picking up local and regional broadcasts.
Perfect for urban areas, delivering stable reception and supporting high-definition broadcasts without the need for a satellite dish.
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TechniSat DigiFlex TT6
Indoor antenna, Monopole antenna, DVB-T / -T2
DAB/ DAB+
Typical price
24.– to 120.–
Facilitates digital audio broadcasting, offering superior sound quality and a variety of radio channels.
Great for radio enthusiasts, enhancing listening experience with clear sound and access to diverse content.
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Maclean MCTV-930 TV-Antenne Indoor
Indoor antenna, 28 dB, DAB/ DAB+, DVB-T / -T2, UKW / MW / LW
Design in Dishes + Antennas affects both aesthetics and functionality, playing a crucial role in how well the product integrates with its environment and performs its task. Choosing the right design enhances user experience by ensuring optimal signal reception and seamless installation, matching both technical needs and aesthetic preferences.
Parabolic antenna
Typical price
76.– to 180.–
Features a curved dish design that focuses signals onto a central receiver, boosting signal strength.
Ideal for long-distance signal reception, making it suitable for remote areas where signal strength is a concern.
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TechniSat TECHNITENNE 60, light grey incl. bracket, twin LNB, 2x10m cable
Parabolic antenna, DVB-S / -S2
Flat antenna
Typical price
39.– to 160.–
Designed with a slim, flat profile to minimize space usage and maintain a discreet appearance.
Perfect for urban settings where space is limited, providing reliable signal reception without compromising aesthetics.
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Indoor antenna
Typical price
20.– to 38.–
Compact design tailored for indoor use, offering convenience and easy installation.
Best suited for areas with strong signal coverage, allowing users to maintain a neat interior while accessing broadcast channels.
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TechniSat DigiFlex TT6
Indoor antenna, Monopole antenna, DVB-T / -T2
The diameter of a dish or antenna determines its ability to capture and transmit signals effectively, impacting reception quality and range. Choosing the correct diameter is crucial for optimal performance, whether for television viewing, internet connectivity, or satellite communication.
Up to 60 cm
Typical price
41.– to 90.–
Compact size suitable for urban areas with good signal coverage.
Ideal for installations where space is limited, offering convenience without compromising basic functionality.
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TechniSat TECHNITENNE 60, light grey incl. bracket, twin LNB, 2x10m cable
Parabolic antenna, DVB-S / -S2
61 - 80 cm
Typical price
82.– to 150.–
Medium size offering balanced performance between signal strength and space requirements.
Recommended for suburban environments where signal quality may fluctuate, ensuring reliable reception.
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81 - 100 cm
Typical price
160.– to 230.–
Larger diameter ensures enhanced signal reception and stability.
Best suited for rural or remote areas with weak signal coverage, providing superior performance and reliability.
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Antenna gain is a measure of how much power is transmitted in the direction of peak radiation, influencing signal strength and quality. It is crucial for ensuring clear reception and optimal performance in various environments, impacting the overall user experience.
Up to 33 dB
Typical price
26.– to 89.–
Offers lower signal amplification, suitable for short-distance or urban areas.
Ideal for users with close proximity to broadcast stations, ensuring stable reception without excessive amplification.
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34 - 37 dB
Typical price
45.– to 160.–
Provides moderate signal amplification, enhancing coverage in suburban areas.
Recommended for users who require balanced performance with reliable signal strength in moderately challenging environments.
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38 - 50 dB
Typical price
48.– to 190.–
Delivers high signal amplification, improving reception in remote or rural areas.
Best suited for users far from broadcast sources, maximizing signal reach and quality in demanding conditions.
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Satellite sets determine the number of users who can independently access satellite signals simultaneously. Choosing the right set is crucial for ensuring adequate signal distribution and meeting individual connectivity needs.
1 participant
Typical price
76.– to 170.–
Designed for a single user, providing exclusive access to satellite signals.
Ideal for individuals who prioritize sole usage without sharing bandwidth, ensuring uninterrupted connectivity.
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2 participants
Typical price
82.– to 240.–
Allows two users to independently access satellite signals at the same time.
Perfect for households with dual users, offering balanced signal distribution without compromising on speed or quality.
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TechniSat TECHNITENNE 60, light grey incl. bracket, twin LNB, 2x10m cable
Parabolic antenna, DVB-S / -S2
4 participants
Typical price
100.– to 240.–
Supports four users simultaneously, distributing satellite signals evenly among them.
Best suited for larger households or small offices, ensuring efficient connectivity for multiple users without signal degradation.
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The 'Number of LNB' refers to the count of Low Noise Block downconverters attached to a satellite dish, determining the number of signals it can receive simultaneously. Choosing the appropriate number is crucial for optimizing dish performance and ensuring seamless access to various channels, especially for households with multiple viewing needs.
Up to 1 x
Typical price
53.– to 170.–
Supports reception of signals from one satellite, providing access to a single set of channels.
Ideal for individual users or small households with basic viewing requirements.
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2 - 2 x
Typical price
76.– to 260.–
Allows reception from two satellites, expanding the range of accessible channels.
Suitable for users who desire variety in programming, such as international or specialized content.
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TechniSat TECHNITENNE 60, light grey incl. bracket, twin LNB, 2x10m cable
Parabolic antenna, DVB-S / -S2
3 - 4 x
Typical price
90.– to 280.–
Enables simultaneous reception from three to four satellites, offering a broad selection of channels.
Recommended for large households or enthusiasts who want extensive viewing options and flexibility.
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