I have recently moved my dish from bev to charlie i was able to get 110 no problem the problem is 119 i have a signal everything is hooked up right with my switch and satellite is pointed correctly . 110 came in no problem on my channel scan the problem is 119 nothing comes up with channel scan it doesnt even read the name of the satellite its trying to scan at the top of the page as it does with viewsats ....my angle and sweq are all correct ..... when its trying to scan 119 it shows 21 transponders but none of them come up with any channels ...any 1 have any solutions ???
Anyone have any solutions i could try i would like to have 119 by tommorrow to watch the big fight dont realy want to have to wait for the replays on 110 Thanks in advance
echostar 6, 8 <---- rename to 10,11 lnb power - on lnb type -standard lnb freq. -11250 22 khz - off tp freq. -12224 diseqc 1.0 - port 1 motor - off legacy sw - none
echostar 7 lnb power - on lnbtype - standard lnb freq. 11250 22khz-off tp freq. -????? <----- ????? diseqc 1.0 port 3 motor-off legacy sw- none
ok i loaded the new sats ..but am getting the same results can someone tell me the settings i should have for this ...110 is ok and has changed to 10,11
u dont have to rename anything, u dont need anything else. ur dish must not be alligned right. echo 110= disecq 2 echo 119= 1
using the viewsat lock in 110 as u have, then play with the skew a litle. while looking at 119. it will get a signal and tell u at the top of the screen when u get on 119
or, try a different port on ur disecq switch for 119. if u came right out of the lnb from 119 and it doesnt see it, it most likely isnt pointed right. also, are u SURE u dont have a dish pro lnb or a dish pro plus?
naw i just have a standard lnbs im sure im hitting the right bird too i mean i dont know of any more you could find by skewing your dish after locking on to 110 unless my lnb are wrong i have 110 on the left side and 119 on the right side when you are facing the dish
connect from 119 directly to ur reciever and move the dish around slightly while someone watches the signal. i bet ur just off a little. sometimes it takes a while.
You have installed your LNBs correctly. Like dantetn is saying it sounds like your alignment. But it could also be a bad file. Try this. A) Factory setting B) Load the latest file
Post Number: 134 Registered: May-06 Posted on Saturday, November 15, 2008 - 11:23 am:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- naw i just have a standard lnbs im sure im hitting the right bird too i mean i dont know of any more you could find by skewing your dish after locking on to 110 unless my lnb are wrong i have (110 on the left side) and 119 on the right side when you are facing the dish
Plymouth chris aldridge was saying that facing the Dish he had 110 to his left which is the West and 119 to his right which is the East side. Just like you said. Now he is saying they were wrong. i got it boys my lnb were reversed
It don't make sense to me. If they were reversed how could he pickup 110 but not 119? A new one on me.
1. "i have (110 on the left side) and 119 on the right side when you are facing the dish " that is correct 2. "how could he pickup 110 but not 119" If you are postitioned over 101/110 - you would pick up 110 but not 119. This is a common mistake when people are swinging their dish from 110/119 to 82/91 OR from 82/91 to 110/119. In the latter case, if you stop because you got a good signal you have moved 19 degrees and not 28 degrees as required.
"He had (110 on the left side) and 119 on the right side when you are facing the dish" That is correct, child. Look at the correct picture above your post, taken with facing the LNBs.
justforhaha's: consdering my post was exactly like your picture post, we both are exposed for stupidity or we both were right. In any case, you are exposed for your stupidity in not looking at your own post before attempting to belittle me.
greg ruffian: You are the most ubiquitous idiot ,always following whereever justforhaha's aka LK is criticized.
