By far the easiest method is to use a sat meter( you can get it at any builders or space tv) if you don’t have that, use a compass to find 81.5 and point the dish in that direction (use your neighbours dishes to help you figure it out). You will Also need a Smart Lnb or a Smart switch+twin LNB 2. Assuming you have a 90cm dish (recommended by multichoice), 1. Press right arrow to change that to 'DSTV IS20'. Scroll to Network 2 which shows 'Disabled'. Plug the RG-6 coaxial cable into the “Cable” (or equivalent) port at the base of the main dish assembly, then plug the other end of the cableinto the “Antenna” port in the back of the DStv satellite receiver that is connected to your television.Ģ The 'Dish Installation' screen will now be displayed. Tighten the two screws on the mast clamp to hold the main dish assembly securely to the mast. Place the main dish antenna assembly onto the top of the mast, with the center of the mast clamp on the back dish assembly aligning withthe top of the mast pole. 
Themounting location needs to have an unobstructed view of the Eastern sky.
Screw the 4 cement screws into the 4 pre-drilled holes in the base of the the DStv antenna mast at the desired mounting location. 
If you are worried about breaking something (perhaps an arm or neck), rather give me a call and well come and do it for you. Disclaimer, I take no responsibility if you try to fly off the roof or if you break something, I wrote this to help people who cant pay the callout fee for us to do it.
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