Satellite antenna Iskra P-20 (eSTAR P-20 LOG 21-69 ISKRA Silver) dish for TV reception

The Iskra P-20 (eSTAR P-20 LOG 21-69 ISKRA Silver) satellite antenna is a compact parabolic reflector designed for satellite TV reception in home and small commercial settings. The dish supports reception across standard satellite frequency ranges compatible with consumer satellite tuners and is finished in a silver, weather-resistant coating to reduce corrosion and environmental wear. The antenna can be mounted on a wall or mast and is intended to provide stable signal quality for direct-to-home satellite broadcasts.

Advantages

The compact size of the Iskra P-20 makes it suitable for installations with limited space while maintaining sufficient aperture for reliable reception of television transponders. The silver weather-resistant finish improves durability in outdoor conditions and helps preserve reflector performance over time. Its design supports straightforward mounting on common wall and mast fixtures and is compatible with typical LNBs and consumer satellite receivers.

Suitable for

• Residential satellite TV reception for apartments and houses
• Small commercial installations such as bars, waiting rooms, or small offices
• Secondary or backup antenna where space is limited
• Fixed installations on walls or masts for direct-to-home broadcasting

Key specifications

• Compact parabolic dish design optimized for satellite TV reception
• Frequency coverage compatible with standard consumer satellite tuners (satellite bands)
• Weather-resistant silver finish to protect against corrosion and environmental exposure
• Wall or mast mounting capability for flexible installation
• Compatible with common external LNBs and coaxial feed systems

How to use

Mount the Iskra P-20 on a stable wall bracket or mast using appropriate fasteners and ensure the dish is securely anchored. Attach a compatible LNB to the feed arm and connect the coaxial cable from the LNB to the satellite receiver. Point the dish toward the chosen satellite orbital position using either a satellite finder or receiver signal-strength indicators and fine-tune elevation and azimuth to maximize signal quality. Tighten all mounting hardware once alignment is confirmed to prevent movement in wind or weather.

Usage recommendations

Select a mounting location with a clear line of sight to the southern sky (or the relevant direction for the target satellite) and avoid obstructions such as trees, buildings, or metal structures. Use weatherproof coaxial cable and properly sealed cable connections to reduce signal loss and prevent moisture ingress. Periodically inspect the dish surface and mounting hardware for corrosion or loosening and re-align if signal degradation is observed.