Wednesday, July 18, 2007

IN STOCK ACER DUAL LNB



Highest signal strength than any other LNB on the market

Fits Rectangular Tube LNBF Arms.

Input Frequency 12.2 to 12.7 GHz

Output Frequency 950 to 1450 MHz

Noise Figure 1.1 dB, Max

Gain 50 to 62 dB

Sale $19.99



Low Shipping Rates for All of Canada

Free Cash on Delivery Service. We pay the COD Charge for You. No Credit Cards Needed

Full Time Shipping Staff to Insure Your Package Arrives On Time

All Orders Are Insured and Backed By Sky High Electronics

Custom Boxes Specifically Designed For All Receivers and Accessories

We Ship To All Rural Areas in Canada and Use Only Canada Post

Wednesday, June 13, 2007

New Products For June



The X-5 is the only bracket on the market that holds up to 5 of the same model LNBs and can be used on a 22” Elliptical Dish. The sleek and rugged design helps with easy installation and fits all styles of LNBs

Acutrac 22 Dual Pro Satellite Meter is the newest and affordable digital satellite finder on the market. Voted the best Pocket Satellite Finder by NASC






New switches this summer from the EMP Centauri line available at Sky High Electronics. We have the biggest selection of EMP Centauri Switches in Canada. We will match or beat any advertised price on the internet in Canada
Chieta 4x1 Diseqc switch supports all protocols like 1.0, 1.2, 1.3, 1.6, and 2.0. Other switches only supports protocol 2.0.

This RCA KIT contains the necessary hardware and an instructional video to help you understand the installation process for a satellite system dish. Make the set-up and hook-up of your unit as easy as possible, get this kit today! Works with all FTA digital satellite systems $14.99


From the secret performance labs at Western Digital comes the revolutionary 250Gb HD $89.99









Friday, June 8, 2007

BIRDOG Goes USB



Sky High Electronics is proud to introduce to its product line the new Birdog USB 3.0 .
The USB BIRDOG satellite meter is hands down the best satellite locator in the satellite industry today. This meter was specifically designed for Satellite Installers and has the ability to ID over 100+ different satellites .

New Improved Features


USB Connectivity $549.99
Easy-to-Read Display with Digital Enhanced Graphics
Twice the Satellite Memory Positions
One-Touch Buttons-Easy to Use
More Baterry Life-Over 2 Hours on Full Charge
Spanish Language Display Options
Recalls Last Satellite Position upon Power-up


For wholesale and dealer pricing please contact us at sales@skyhighelectronics.com or to talk to a sales rep please call 1-866-372-5104

Thursday, June 7, 2007

Maximize your set up with a 22KHz switch

With so many different switches on the market today it can get confusing for a lot of people entering this hobby. One switch that always gets left behind is the 22 KHz switch. This switch has many uses and can be integrated into complex set ups. The 22 KHz switch can replace a Diseqc switch (Diagram 1) or can be used to multiply the existing ports on your Diseqc switch (Diagram 2).






This diagram shows a 22 KHz switch taking the place of a Diseqc Switch. 2 Satellites to 1 Receiver. Only works with Standard LNB not Universal.




This diagram shows a 4x1 Diseqc switch being converted to a 5 x1 Diseqc switch using a 22 KHz switch.

New EMP 22 KHz Switch
On Sale $19.99


Monday, June 4, 2007

The Satellte Diplexer: A Semless Solution

Q :I Just purchased an FTA receiver and I will like to stay with my local cable network/antenna service?

A: The Satellite Diplexer: A Seamless Solution! Satellite programming may not offer local network or independent TV channels in your particular area. Fact of the matter, there is a large portion of rural America that is not covered. The solution is actually quite simple: capture those signals with either an off-air (uhf/vhf) antenna or cable TV feed and add them to your channel line-up.

You can run two lines: one line from your satellite dish and the other line from your local channel source OR you can use two signal diplexers and run both signals down ONE coaxial cable line SIMULTANEOUSLY (Diagram 1). One diplexer is used outside to combine the two separate signals (one signal from the satellite dish and another signal from either an off-air TV antenna or cable TV feed). A second diplexer is used inside to separate the combined signals before they enter your satellite receiver (Diagram 3). Satellite diplexers eliminate the need for extra wiring thereby reducing the cost of labor and installation materials necessary to run two coaxial lines.



Combining LNB and Antenna/Cable through 1 Line Diagram 1



Combining LNB with Antenna/Cable Through a Multiswitch





Connecting Diplexer To Satellit Receiver Diagram 2


Monday, May 28, 2007

Portable Satellite Systems

Satellite dish tripods are lightweight and easy to transport. Tripods are excellent for helping your satellite dish clear railings, fences, trees and other obstacles. RV'ers love them, and apartment dwellers keep their landlords happy. These tripods are heavy duty and made of high quality stainless steel.

Take your satellite system on the road with you. Tripods are perfect for outdoor events and activities. It has 3 holes in each foot for secure mounting. Works great with the Eliptical Dish, 18" Dish and 90 cm Dish.









If you need something smaller and more compact you might want to consider a Mini Satellite Dish. These dishes are perfect for truck drivers or just those times you need a temporary satellite signal. It comes with a suction cup that mounts to any surface such as glass or metal and does not require any mounting screws.





The mini satellite dish is perfect to mount on top of your car or even on glass windows. Receive the same signal strength as an 18" dish. Comes with a plastic carrying case that fits any standard FTA size receiver like a Viewsat or Sonicview.


Saturday, May 12, 2007

New Product Arrival at Sky High Electronics : EMP switches

Sky High Electronics is proud to announce the new arrival of the EMP Centauri line. These switches are of the highest quality from the Czech Republic and their first class construction is evident after switching from standard Diseqc switches to any EMP product. A wide array of EMP products is available at Skyhighelectronics.






Friday, May 11, 2007

New 2 year Warranty for Viewsat receivers!

Viewtech Inc, a California based free to air satellite company has announced today that they will be extending their warranty on all Viewsat receivers for an additional 1 year. This will give the consumer a 2 year warranty on all hardware.

Company executives have said that due to the exceptionally low defective rate with receivers, they are more then confident in the quality and workmanship in Viewsat receivers. Viewsat receivers like the Lite, Xtreme, Ultra and PVR are all made in Korea. Korea's quality is far superior to the quality produced by China or Taiwan.

All warranty in the United States is handled by http://www.viewsatusa.com
All warranty in Canada is handles by http://www.skyhighelectronics.com/help_answer.asp?ID=129#129

Wednesday, May 9, 2007

NSS-8 Launch Failure

The launch of NSS-8 state of the art satellite from Sea Launch pad on Pacific Ocean ended in complete failure as Zenit-3SL launch vehicle exploded at start.

The NSS-8 Ku- and C-band satellite for Europe, Africa, the Middle East, the Indian subcontinent was originally destined to replace old NSS-703 at 57º East.

The total loss of the satellite means that NSS-703 will now remain at its original position until early 2009 when currently in construction NNS-9 replaces NSS-5 at 177° West and the latter can be relocated to 57º East...

Watch The Video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6JJQO-WBJBY

Satellite & Broadband Expo 2007 West

What started as Satellite Expo in Memphis, Tennessee has now grown to one of the most respected industry events in the nation. The trade show, started as a vision has turned into a universal event, drawing exhibitors and attendees from around the world. In 2007 Satellite Expo became Satellite & Broadband Expo to fully describe the offerings at the show. Now the SBE makes the largest transition to date.

At the request of both exhibitors and attendees, SBE will now be held twice per year. The regular Spring show will be held in Atlanta, GA April 18-21 at the Georgia International Convention Center. October 17- 20 will find satellite retailers and technicians converging on the beautiful Reno-Sparks Convention Center in Reno, Nevada for the first annual SBE 2007 West show.

The SBE West show will be like the East coast show in the fact our attendees, the retailers and technicians will always be our guests of honor. Exhibitors come from around the world to present their products directly to those with the decision making power. SBE 2007 West is not a show of employees and trainees, SBE 2007 West is a show for owners, independent contractors, some of the most skilled technicians in the communications industry. We welcome everyone to SBE 2007 West, we also welcome you to the future of the satellite and broadband industry.

For more information visit http://www.sbe07.com/west/index.html

Sirius Radios Won’t Be Obsolete After Merger

SIRIUS Satellite Radio, which recently announced plans to merge with XM Satellite Radio, has issued a guarantee to its more than 12 million listeners that existing radios will not become obsolete if the merger is approved.

SIRIUS unleashed a national print and retail advertising campaign, which sets forth the "SIRIUS Guarantee" in national and metropolitan publications. The guarantee says clearly that no SIRIUS radios will become obsolete as a result of a merger with XM. SIRIUS has millions of radios in the market, including many that are built into the vehicles manufactured by its automakers.

Customers who sign up now for SIRIUS will have their subscription rate honored by the merged company. As a merged company, SIRIUS expects to be able to offer even more flexibility in subscriptions and programming selection.

Sunday, May 6, 2007

Viewsat Lite

Viewsat Lite
$157.89 at www.skyhighelectronics.com

This is the most basic entery level satellite receiver. It was developed for the South American market in early 2006 and then introduced to the North American market in late 2006 early 2007. The biggest difference between the Lite and its bigger brother the Viewsat Xtreme is that the Lite has no smart card reader, no component video ad no dolby digital audio output. BEsides those luxury features it is basically the same. The Viewsat Lite will pick-up and receive all the same satellites and channel as all other receivers. The picture quality is best when used with a S-video cable.

What receiver should you buy?

There are many new free to air satellite receivers avaialble on the market. They all do the basic function of receiving and displaying a satellite signal, except that some have more or less features.

First lets start off with a list of the top 4 receivers on the market.

Viewsat Lite
Viewsat Xtreme
Viewsat Ultra
Viewsat PVR 7000

Viewsat Warranty in Canada

www.skyhighelectronics.com is the official Viewsat warranty center for all of Canada.

What channels are FTA Free-to-air?

You can see an brief listing of free-to-air channels available at www.skyhighelectronics.com

Sky High Electronics Inc.
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Mississauga, Ontario
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Keywords:
Viewsat Lite, Viewsat Xtreme, Viewsat Ultra, Viewsat PVR, Viewsat Warranty