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In my dreams. If I can dig down even 1 foot without hitting solid granite, I'm excited. We are safe from mud slides if torrential rain ever comes. Our hill isn't moving due to rock. As for digging a hole, good luck with that.

I have had N/A before at the channel level, for example, when you blind scan and the scan catches an already registered transponder with a slightly different frequency. But this N/A I noticed with the introduction of this 'Copy Bouquet' feature is at the satellite folder level. The bouquet...

In your channel selection screen, highlight the satellite of choice, press Menu then select Copy to Bouquets. The satellite and its channels will be copied to your User Bouquets (bottom of list). Be aware that I've had some trouble when using this. Somehow it seems to eventually sometimes get...

Some good info about streaming can be found here.

Probably a tough find. Time to improvise. The idea in Post #6 could be implemented using parts available from your local hardware store.

Use at your own risk. Editor is here

I'm using DB4 3.3.2 2021-4 Upgrade Library Version 3.0.0e. It is called Ali DB Editor Release and dated 20220512.

Just a brief aside. Since the remote controls for my GT Media V9 and V7S5X receivers interfere with each other as they transmit common codes, I just arrange to have one unit powered on and the other unit powered off. Then when I press the power button on either remote control, this turns one...

Elevation to 180E ftom here is 12.7 degrees. The mounting bracket is an issue. Also this means the offset dish would be aimed physically down by over 10 degrees and the dish lip would hit my tripod leg support and be restricted from freely moving in azimuth. So I inverted the mounting bracket...

This worked well for me on TNAP5.1. It's not working on TNAP6. I wonder if this is me or a change in the release.

Most commonly on 99W Ku.

Which one?

I think you meant to post this in an Edision thread? This is a GT Media V9 Prime thread.

I can't find a way on the V9 to change to a new SID as well as edit the PIDs. From GSP microHD days, this was the solution to keep the new PID data saved.

Works for me! Easier than using the editor. And I could save my changes. Maybe the box firmware version is important. My S/W version is V203.03.06.28.207 March 18, 2025. Added: Doesn't work! I could save the new PID. But when I exited out to watch the channel and change channels, then the old...

Right. I did add all the Mood Music on 101W. Looking further at the V9 editor, I see you can "insert" a channel, then "edit" that channel including VPIDs and APIDs. Then you can "delete" a channel. Therefore, in this roundabout way, you can add or edit PIDs.

Tough to justify another receiver...but the real Christmas is coming. If I were to buy a new receiver today, I'd certainly look at the GTX.

I'm taking a fresh look at the PC-based editor for the V9 Prime now. I don't see a way to edit VPID or APID for a scanned channel. When you edit a channel, VPID and APID fields stay greyed out. So you can see the field contents but you can't change them. The only reason I use this editor is to...

Following this procedure, for a TP you can edit using the remote control the frequency, symbol rate, polarity, PLSN (Gold or Root), PLSN Number (0 to 524288), T2MI TP (No, T2MI, TLS), T2MI PID (0 to 8191). I don't see any way to edit the VPID or APID this way.

I've had a couple of Edision Mio+s and now have the GT Media V9 Prime and V7S5X. The V9 is the best of the two GT Media receivers that I have. On the V9, the blind scan and sensitivity are the best of anything I've owned. They scan very fast usually and they lock signals better in some cases...

I went through some mental gymnastics similar to you. My favourite formula is 468/f (MHz) = 1/2 wavelength (feet). You can go from there at estimating how long an antenna should be for resonance. I know a 5/8 wavelength vertical has a little more gain than a 1/4 wavelength vertical. But in this...

On the Edision for this universal LNB, if I set both the LO-Low and LO-High to 10589 MHz (instead of the usual 9750/10600 MHz), then the switch point to 11689 MHz, this keeps the receiver happy. It will then blind scan 11539 to 12738 MHz. The resulting tp frequencies are exactly accurate. So I...

Courtesy of Canada Post right into my community mailbox at the foot of my driveway. Life is good!

If you have nothing to do, take a look at this video: Click here The video shows an individual increasing the length of the small antennas inside an LNB. His purpose for this modification is to improve the LNB's ability to receive higher quality satellite signals. I'm not sure I believe this...

My NOS Invacom SNH-031 universal LNB scans in frequencies about 11 or 12 MHz high. It's a very old LNB. This doesn't seem to affect its sensitivity which is fine. All transponders on the first satellite scanned were found. On my Edision receiver, I may be able to correct for this by setting an...