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Raymarine Satellite TV Antennas 60STV

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Raymarine Satellite TV Antennas 60STV

Raymarine Satellite TV Antennas 60STV

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Raymarine Satellite TV Antennas 60STV

The Raymarine 60STV extends satellite coverage with enhanced satellite tracking in regions prone to weaker satellite signals. The Raymarine 60STV offers all the advantages of the Raymarine 45STV, plus a few more.

Global Satellite TV Antenna
Global satellite services compatibility: The Raymarine 60STV 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 WorldViewTM LNB module: The 2nd generation, patent-pending WorldView LNB module is the latest innovation from Raymarine. Unlike other TVRO system LNB’s with ±1,000 kHz stability, the Raymarine 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 multipolarization 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
DVB-S2 digital TV reception: Some of the HD TV services have moved onto DVB-S2 and will be more in the future. Thanks to Raymarine's ground breaking DVB-S2 digital TV technology, now boaters are able to enjoy their favorite DTH (Direct To Home) entertainment at sea, just like home.

60STV Key Features

  • Global satellite TV services compatibility
  • Built-in WorldView LNB module
  • DVB-S2 Signal Identification
  • Built-in GPS and auto LNB pol control system
  • Built-in pre-programmed global satellite library