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Satellite Finder (Dish Aligner) Apk Satellite finder (dish aligner) apk Continue APK Downloader Apps Tools Satellite Finder (Dish Aligner) 4.00 4.00 / 30 июля 2020 г. cloud_download Скачать файл APK (5,9 МБ) Описание приложение помогает выровнять вашу спутниковую тарелку. Основываясь на вашем местоположении и выбранном спутнике приложение показывает вам горизонтальное и вертикальное направление в wich, вы должны выровнять вашу спутниковую антенну. Чтобы откалибровать приложение коснуться центра карты. В зависимости от вашего распределения, доступны следующие спутники: 1DirecTV 9S ABS 2ABS 3A ABS 6 Afghansat 1 Africasat 1a Afristar Al Yah 1 Alcomsat 1Amazonas 1 Amazonas 2 AMC 10 AMC 11 AMC 15 AMC 16 AMC 18 AMC 2 AMC21 AMC 3 AMC 6 AMC 8 AMC 9 AMC-12 AMC-23 Americas 13 Amos 3 Amos 4Amos 7 Anik F1 Anik F1R Anik F2 Anik F3 Antik G1 Apstar 4 Apstar 6Apstar 7 Apstar 9 Arabsat 2B Arabsat 5A Arabsat 5C Arsat 1 Arsat 2AsiaSat AsiaSat 4 AsiaSat 5 Asiasat 6 AsiaSat 9 Asiastar Astra19,2E Astra 1D Astra 1E Astra 1G Astra 2A Astra 2B Astra 2C Astra2D Astra 2F Astra 2G Astra 3A Astra 3B Astra 4A Astra 5B Astra HAstra kr Astra L Astra M AzerSpace 1 BADR-3 БАДР-4 БАДР-5 БАДР-6Бангабандху 1 Белинтерсат 1 Бразилсат B4 BSAT 3A BSAT 3C/ Chinasat10 ChinaSat 11 ChinaSat 12 Chinasat 2D ChinaSat 6A Chinasat 6BChinaSat 6C Chinasat 9A Ciel 2 DirectTV 5 DirectTV 7S DirecTV 10/12DirecTV 11 DirecTV 15 DirecTV 1R DirecTV 4S DirecTV 4S/8 DirecTV 8DirecTV-10 DirecTV-11 DirecTV-14 Dish 300 Dish 500 Echostar 1Echostar 10 EchoStar 105 Echostar 12 EchoStar 14 EchoStar 16EchoStar 18 Echostar 2 Echostar 23 Echostar 4 Echostar 6 Echostar 8Echostar 9 Es'hail 1 Es'hail 2 Estrela do Sul2 Eutelsat 10AEutelsat 113 West A Eutelsat 117 WestA Eutelsat 117 WestB Eutelsat12 West B Eutelsat 16A Eutelsat 16B Eutelsat 16C Eutelsat 172AEutelsat 172B Eutelsat 21B Eutelsat 25B Eutelsat 33C Eutelsat 36WestA Eutelsat 36B Eutelsat 3B Eutelsat 5 West A Eutelsat 7 West AEutelsat 7B Eutelsat 8 West B Eutelsat 8 West C Eutelsat 9BEutelsat Hot Bird 13A Eutelsat Hot Bird 13D Eutelsat Telecom 2DExpress AM44 Express AM5 Express AM6 Express AM7 Express AM8BExpress AMU1 Express AT2 Express AT2 France Télécom 2D G-SAT 10G-Sat 15 G-Sat 16 G-SAT 17 G-Sat 18 G-Sat 30 G-Sat 8 Galaxy 13Galaxy 14 Galaxy 15 Galaxy 17 Galaxy 18 Galaxy 19 Galaxy 23 Галактика28 Галактика 3C Эллада Сб 3 Hispasat 1C Hispasat 1D Hispasat30W-4/30W-5 Hispasat 36 West A Hispasat 74W Горизонты 1 Горизонты127'W Горизонты 2 Горизонты 3e Горячая птица 13B/C/E Insat 2 Горизонты 3e Горячая птица 13B/C/E Insat 14A Intelsat10-02 Intelsat 11 Intelsat 12 Intelsat 14 Intelsat 15 Intelsat 16Intelsat 17 Intelsat 18 Intelsat 20 Intelsat 22 Intelsat 25Intelsat 28 Intelsat 29e Intelsat 33e Intelsat 34 Intelsat 34 Intelsat 34 Intelsat 34 Intelsat 28 Intelsat 29e Intelsat 33e Intelsat 34 Intelsat 34 Intelsat 34 Intelsat 34 Intelsat 28 Intelsat 29e Intelsat 33e Intelsat 34 Intelsat 34 Intelsat 34 Intelsat 28 Intelsat 29e Intelsat 33e Intelsat 34 34 Intelsat 34 Intelsat35eIntelsat 36 Intelsat 37th Intelsat 901 Intelsat 902 Intelsat 904Intelsat 905 Intelsat 905906 Intelsat 907 JCSAT 110R JCSAT 15 JCSAT 16JCSAT 4B JCSAT 5A Ka-Sat 9A KazSat 15 JCSAT 16JCSAT 4B JCSAT 5A Ka-Sat 9A KazSat 1 2 KazSat 3 Koreasat 5 Koreasat 6Koreasat 7 LaoSat 1 Measat 3 Measat 3 3a Measat 3b MexsatBicentenario MonacoSat N-Sat 110 NigComSat 1R Nimiq 4 Nimiq 5 Nimiq6 NSS 10 NSS 12 12 5 NSS 6 NSS 6 NSS 7 NSS 806 NSS 9 Optus 10Optus D2D Opus C1 Opus D3 Papala D QuetzSat 1 Раском 1RSES 1 SES 12 SES 14 SES 15 SES 2 SES 3 SES 4 SES 5 SES 6 SES 7 SES8 SES 9 Сириус 4 Сириус FM 6 Сириус XM 3 Радио Сириус XM 4 RadioSirius XM 5 Sky Brasil 1 Sky Mexico 1 Spaceway 2 ST 2Star One C-1 Star One C-12 Star One C-2 Star One C-3 Звезда Один D1STKSat 1 Superbird B3 Superbird C2 T 16 Telestar 11N Telestar 14RTelestar 18 Telkom 1 Telkom 3S Telkom 4 Telstar 12 Vantage Telstar12 Vantage Telstar 12/12V Telstar 14R Telstar 19 Vantage ThaicomThaicom 4 тайскийcom 5 Тайком 6 Тайком 7 Тайком 8 Тор 3 Тор 5Тор 7 Тупак Катари 1 Туркменьлем Тюрксат 3А Тюрксат 4А Венесат 1Виасат 2 Винасат 1 Винасат 2 XM 3 XM 4 Ямал 202 Ямал 401 Ямал402 App Информационный спутниковый Finder (Блюдо Aligner) App Название Спутниковый Finder (Блюдо Aligner) Название пакета de.exultation.satellietfinder Обновлено 30 июля, 2020 Размер файла 5.9M Требуется Android Android 5.0 и до версии 4.00 Разработчик exultation.de Устанавливает 1,000,000 Цена Бесплатные инструменты категории Разработчик Google Play Ссылка Google Play Ссылка Спутниковый Finder (Блюдо Выравнивание) Версия История Выберите спутниковый Finder (Блюдо Выравниватель) Версия : Спутниковый Finder (Dish Aligner) 4.00 APK Приложение помогает выровнять ваше спутниковое блюдо. Основываясь на вашем местоположении и выбранном спутнике приложение показывает вам горизонтальное и вертикальное направление в wich, вы должны выровнять вашу спутниковую антенну. Чтобы откалибровать приложение коснуться центра карты. В зависимости от вашего распределения, доступны следующие спутники: 1DirecTV 9S ABS 2ABS 3A ABS 6 Afghansat 1 Africasat 1a Afristar Al Yah 1 Alcomsat 1Amazonas 1 Amazonas 2 AMC 10 AMC 11 AMC 15 AMC 16 AMC 18 AMC 2 AMC21 AMC 3 AMC 6 AMC 8 AMC 9 AMC-12 AMC-23 Americas 13 Amos 3 Amos 4Amos 7 Anik F1 Anik F1R Anik F2 Anik F3 Antik G1 Apstar 4 Apstar 6Apstar 7 Apstar 9 Arabsat 2B Arabsat 5A Arabsat 5C Arsat 1 Arsat 2AsiaSat AsiaSat 4 AsiaSat 5 Asiasat 6 AsiaSat 9 Asiastar Astra19,2E Astra 1D Astra 1E Astra 1G Astra 2A Astra 2B Astra 2C Astra2D Astra 2F Astra 2G Astra 3A Astra 3B Astra 4A Astra 5B Astra HAstra kr Astra L Astra M AzerSpace 1 BADR-3 БАДР-4 БАДР-5 БАДР-6Бангабандху 1 Белинтерсат 1 Бразилсат B4 BSAT 3A BSAT 3C/ Chinasat10 ChinaSat 11 ChinaSat 12 Chinasat 2D ChinaSat 6A Chinasat 6BChinaSat 6C Chinasat 9A Ciel 2 DirectTV 5 DirectTV 7S DirecTV 10/12DirecTV 11 DirecTV 15 DirecTV 1R DirecTV 4S DirecTV 4S/8 DirecTV 8DirecTV-10 DirecTV-11 DirecTV-1 Блюдо 300 Блюдо 500 Echostar 1Echostar 10 EchoStar 105 Echostar 12 EchoStar 14 EchoStar 16EchoStar 18 Echostar 2 Echostar 23 Echostar 4 Echostar 6 Echostar 8Echostar 8Echostar 9 Эс'град 1 Эс'хайль 2 Эстрела ду Сул2 Эутелсат 10АЕвтелсат 113 Западный Эутелсат 117 ВестА Эутелсат 117 WestB Eutelsat12 West B Eutelsat 16A Eutelsat 16B Eutelsat 16C Eutelsat 172AEutelsat 172B Eutelsat 21B 25B Eutelsat 33C Eutelsat 36WestA Eutelsat 36B Eutelsat 3B Eutelsat 5 West A A 7 West AEutelsat 7B Eutelsat 8 West B Eutelsat 8 West C Eutelsat 9BEutelsat Hot Bird 13A Eutelsat Hot Bird 13D Eutelsat Telecom 2DExpress AM44 Express AM5 Express AM6 Express AM7 Express AM8BExpress AMU1 Express AT2 Express AT2 France Télécom 2D G-SAT 10G-Sat 15 G-Sat 16 G-SAT 17 G-Sat 18 G-Sat 30 G-Sat 8 Galaxy 13Galaxy 14 Galaxy 15 Galaxy 17 Galaxy 18 Galaxy 19 Galaxy 23 Galaxy28 Galaxy 3C Hellas Sat 3 Hispasat 1C Hispasat 1D Hispasat30W-4/30W-5 Hispasat 36 West A Hispasat 74W Horizons 1 Horizons127°W Horizons 2 Horizons 3e Hot Bird 13B/C/E Insat 4A Intelsat10-02 Intelsat 11 Intelsat 12 Intelsat 14 Intelsat 15 Intelsat 16Intelsat 17 Intelsat 18 Intelsat 20 Intelsat 22 Intelsat 25Intelsat 28 Intelsat 29e Intelsat 33e Intelsat 34 Intelsat 35eIntelsat 36 Intelsat 37e Intelsat 901 Intelsat 902 Intelsat 904Intelsat 905 Intelsat 906 Intelsat 907 JCSAT 110R JCSAT 15 JCSAT 16JCSAT 4B JCSAT 5A Ka-Sat 9A KazSat 2 KazSat 3 Koreasat 5 Koreasat 6Koreasat 7 LaoSat 1 Measat 3 Measat 3a Measat 3b MexsatBicentenario MonacoSat N-Sat 110 NigComSat 1R Nimiq 4 Nimiq 5 Nimiq6 NSS 10 NSS 12 NSS 5 NSS 6 NSS 6 NSS 7 NSS 806 NSS 9 Optus 10Optus D2 Opus 2D Opus C1 Opus D3 Папала D КвецСат 1 Раском ЗАФ 1РСЕС 1 SES 12 SES 14 SES 15 SES 2 SES 3 SES 4 SES 5 SES 6 SES 7 SES8 SES 9 Сириус 4 Сириус FM 6 Сириус XM 3 Радио Сириус XM 4 RadioSirius XM 5 Sky Brasil 1 Sky Mexico 1 Spaceway 1 Spaceway 2 ST 2Star One C-1 Star One C-12 Star One C-2 Star One C-3 Star One D1STKSat 1 Superbird B3 Superbird C2 T 16 Telestar 11N Telestar 14RTelestar 18 Telkom 1 Telkom 3S Telkom 4 Telstar 12 Vantage Telstar12 Vantage Telstar 12/12V Telstar 14R Telstar 19 Vantage ThaicomThaicom 4 Thaicom 5 Thaicom 6 Thaicom 7 Thaicom 8 Тор 3 Тор 5Тор 7 Тупак Катари 1 Туркменьлем Тюрксат 3А Тюрксат 4А Венесат 1Виасат 2 Винасат 1 Винасат 2 XM 3 XM 4 Ямал 202 Ямал 401 Ямал402 Текст Шифровальщик 1.1 APK Шифрование текстов аналогично прилагая текст в сейф. 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