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Thanks! I thought that was the case, but it's been so long since I've worked with this stuff I couldn't remember if there was something different about the probe for an LNA or not.

I have an old dual C-band feedhorn that was used on an LBA system, but I would like to used it with an LNB - is there any difference in feedhorns between LNA and LNB?

There appears to be an issue with the Coolsat-5000 and the RTN feeds receiving interference from an adjacent signal. I have a 12' dish with the Coolsat connected to it as a slave and for the first time a few weeks ago noticed RTN had disappeared... I had to manually add them back in (a blind...

...one is gone and RTN is back... Coincidence? Probably. But, this was the first time I noticed RTN missing and that other channel active. BTW... I want to thank everybody for their help... I'm not a real active participant in the forum, but I *know* where to come for help! Thanks again. Tony

Yeah, I did a rescan... no joy. Did a power cycle... no joy. Strange that during the rescan it came up with a couple of SNG uplinks, but it didn't find RTN. This is on a Coolsat-5000.

It shows a signal level that fluctuates between 75-95 - has been stable prior to today - but the video has been blank all day... it was there yesterday and other NBC transponders on same satellite come in just fine.

Someone in the control room must have flipped the wrong switch, because it's now working.

Well it looks like PBS on AMC-4/16 (analog) is still there. It's a mirror of the programming on PBS-HD, actually it' been that way for weeks. I thought I remember reading awhile ago where there was some government mandate that PBS had to keep this in-the-clear.

In looking at this weeks PBS Sked-X programming listing they list Thursday (2/12/09) as "off-air" - are they eliminating their analog C-band feed?

Thanks for the reply - it looks like my servo motor has gone out and I'm stuck on vertical polarity. I always keep a spare one on hand so it looks like my things-to-do list has one additional item! :) Tony Haukap Home Page - ANTHONY W. HAUKAP: Official Website - Home Theater, Satellite...

Anyone know what's happened to them? They have been dark for over 24-hours now. Tony Haukap Home Page - ANTHONY W. HAUKAP: Official Website - Home Theater, Satellite Television -- .

Thanks! I blind scanned G26 a couple of times (using a Coolsat 5000) and it failed to find it, I had to manually add the transponder and symbol rate and it finally found it! Tony Home Page - ANTHONY W. HAUKAP: Official Website - Home Theater, Satellite Television --

It was their one FTA channel that I was looking for, just did a blind scan of G26 and didn't find it... it was occasional video, but usually carried NET1 or NET3 programming on it. Tony Home Page - ANTHONY W. HAUKAP: Official Website - Home Theater, Satellite Television --

Thanks for the quick reply... I haven't scanned G26 in quite a while, I guess now I have a reason! ;)

Anybody else having trouble picking up the PBS affiliate from Nebraska called NET-1? I'm getting all the vertical channels on Galaxy 25 (C-band) just fine, but there's nothing on the horizontal channels where NET-1 is/was located. Tony Home Page - ANTHONY W. HAUKAP: Official Website -...

Also on Galaxy-3C, C-band, vertical. Tony Home Page - http://www.cyberspace.org/~awh/ --

I have a Coolsat FTA receiver and I've only seen a few channels that make use of the guide feature and was wondering if all FTA receivers support a guide or is that a unique feature? Tony Home Page - http://www.cyberspace.org/~awh/ --

What's a WUT? Tony Home Page - http://www.cyberspace.org/~awh/ --

Fri Dec 8 12:45:51 2006 COORDS-NETWORK Attention All Regular Network Stations: Due to technical difficulties... EAST COAST STATIONS CAN FIND THE NETWORK ON IA 6/21 C-BAND ANALOG WEST CAN FIND THE NETWORK ON IA 6/18 C-BAND ANALOG Tony Home Page - http://www.cyberspace.org/~awh/ --

That sounds logical... IN from the LNB, OUT to the receiver. Tony Home Page - http://www.cyberspace.org/~awh/ --

I have experimented with in-line amplifiers, my dish is about on the so-called limit, it has about a 90-foot run of cable going to it, and I’ve found that whether you put them on the LNB at the dish, or where the cable enters the house, or even on the back of the receiver they tend to add more...

Here's a rundown of the PBS programming available: PBS Sked-X (Eastern Time Zone Feed)...

...a bit more information... the PBS channel that broadcasts programming a day later is called PBS-Encore and is part of the digital HDTV signal that *some* local PBS stations offer. Most PBS affiliates are broadcast PBS-HD (High-Definition), PBS-DT, PBS-Kids and PBS-Create, a few include...

AMC5 also seems to be a popular bird for SNG. You probably already know about it, but if you don't the CBS NewsPath website has a complete listing of news feeds available on IA6 for their affiliates to use... http://newspath.cbs.com/ ABC (http://www.abcanet.com/) and NBC...

I don't know anything about a PBS Sked being a day later... maybe the Montana PBS affiliate delays some airings? Here's a link to their weekly schedule...