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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Robbo" data-source="post: 620194" data-attributes="member: 256551">Along the right lines yes,Although its not the distance away that is important, all the satellites are a very long way away. It is down to their output power and in which direction the signal is beamed.Multiple dishes, yes would give you access to multiple satellites 'Analoguesat' style, but most people tend to use a motorised dish, or put a few extra LNBs onto a larger or specially shaped fixed dish.Check out lyngsat.com , to see a list of all satellites and what channels they carry. NB we literally have no line of site to about two thirds or more of them, and others don't beam our way, so a very large or large dish is needed.</blockquote>