61.5-148.0 Beyond for Idaho?

[ussexplroer]

OKay so setting up my dish and working great thanks to all the help. I got 61.5-148.0 So to speak since 61.5 and 148.0 are dish network. But that is my range. (Got to love whit springs) What can I get being in Idaho. yes I looked at the list and found Amazonas at like 58? but my motor won't reach it. I got a nice primestar dish. but even if I can hit it. Channels are not in english. So anybody around idaho or with a dish larger than 36" hit anything with english outside of that range or is it to fall on the horizen?


thanks,

Josh

 

[Anole]

Click on "English", and see if you find anything of interest.

 

[Mr Tony]

Once you get past 61 going east most everything is a different language. The big one past there is Hispasat at 30W but it is below the horizon in Idaho (its a 8 elevation for me in Minneapolis at 93.3W longitude). Lots of espanol stuff from Cuba

 

[ussexplroer]

Yea I have been hitting it good.

Yes since i got everything going and even with the pansat. Talk about I don't know how you guys did it before usals. LOL. Anyway. I keep looking and looking and looks like I got everythign legal that is. I think next in line is blind scan reciever and or 6ft dish and or both. But that is next tax return time. Probably the receiver before that though for blind scan. Sound exicting. Since It does get kinda tired just looking for list upon lists of stuff ot enter in. THough the satpros I have gots a pretty good list in it. The older pansat does not.

Thanks you guys. Nice to know I'm not crazy. WOuld have hate to say. Oh yea you can hit all of thses other ones outside that mark. So I think I got a good range from 61.5 to 148. LOL. At least for DVB/KU.


Thanks,

Josh

 

[Mr Tony]

I have a few boxes that don't do USALS. They are Diseqc 1.2 only so I have to manually move the motor via the receiver. Once its set up though, it moves fine.

I would just pull up a satellite and a transponder active and start moving the dish till I had quality. Save it and repeat for next satellite. USALS does make it easier