New meter needed

I wonder what it's a clone of...

Would be good to hear some feedback.
Here is a link to the user manual if it's of any interest - the meter is fine for my needs although I do miss the spectrum analyzer function - hey ho
I used it for the first time yesterday, in the pouring rain :(, got the job done quickly enough
I had to edit a couple of TPs (10773 H on 28.2E was the wrong symbol rate, but editing is intuitive enough if a little long winded)

 
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Have a look at this one i tested it and i can say its not bad at all for the price tag
The latest firmware has SAT-ID Feature
 

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Have a look at this one i tested it and i can say its not bad at all for the price tag
The latest firmware has SAT-ID Feature
Nice looking meter....
 
Have a look at this one i tested it and i can say its not bad at all for the price tag
The latest firmware has SAT-ID Feature
What's the reaction time on the spectrum pipino?
 
Hi there.
I used the Lacuna sat finder at the beginning.
Then sat look nit.
Later use the sat look nit colour till now, they fell down many times, and atm is not working very well, they need to push on the screen to see the spectrum.

To send it to Emitor it will cost a fortune.
I am looking to buy a Rover Atom light
Stc +.
The question is, is anyone good at this Rover sat finder?
For me, Satlook nit colour is the best.
Please let me know if anyone knows about it.
Regards Nick
 
I have a Satlook ICE and the screen backlight when very dim. I swapped the screen for a cheap ebay 5" 12V reversing screen removed from its case and connected internally to 12V and the video output.
The satlook is perfect for spectrum display but I would recommend the low cost GT Media V8 Finder 2 as a blind scan / signal peaking partner. The spectrum display on the GT Media is next to useless.

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I have a Satlook ICE and the screen backlight when very dim. I swapped the screen for a cheap ebay 5" 12V reversing screen removed from its case and connected internally to 12V and the video output.
The satlook is perfect for spectrum display but I would recommend the low cost GT Media V8 Finder 2 as a blind scan / signal peaking partner. The spectrum display on the GT Media is next to useless.

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Excellent.
 
Here I have a Satlook Color HD. I have used it professionally for nearly 20 years and still really like it.
 
I own a whole lot of TV field meters.
While some are amazing in terms of functionality, for example the Deviser S7200, and others are brilliant in other aspects like:
Promax: Very fast with great set of functionality
Sertel/Televes: Very professional
Rover: Very portable (small)
I have to agree that there is something special about Emitor Satlook NIT/Colour/HD. I think it is the simple GUI, which once mastered allows to handle the device without looking, the really fast spectrum and the exemplary DiSEqC-1.2 implementation.
It is the device I use to align my dishes, while the other more professional meters are used for problem diagnosis or documentation.
I had bad experience with every low cost chinese meter.
 
Hi guys ,
I have Satlook Digital NIT and COMBOLOOK, both they don't have battery ,no charger I take the battery's off ,on combolook the wont torn on the screen, on satlook digital nit is tur on ,on combolook when I take off the battery i discovery the transistor BU407 when I connect the charger is getting very hot and start smell kind of ,
If any one is interesting please let me know ..
I will upload some photo

Regards Nick

 

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