phlatwound: Thank you again. I may have another lead on what is described as a "big, mesh dish". I've been told that "I can have it if I come get it..." Hopefully I'll get a chance to look at it soon.
Christopher Cromwell: Thanks for the comment. I'm thinking a motor for one of the dishes will most likely be in my future.
Update:
On Sunday, I got the new dish assembled and set on the pole. I put the new Titanium Ku-PLL LNBF in the mount, setup up my set top box and spare TV and began tuning for 97W - Galaxy 19. I had a lock in record time, 15 minutes at the most...
After I was locked on, I scanned in some 200 channels under 99W - Galaxy 16... Oops. I wasn't paying very close attention to a 13" TV with cobwebs and dust on the screen which can cause 'Confusion and Delay'...
I found this today on another thread and thought it applied very well:
So, if you aim the dish and think you are pointed at 97W but are actually pointed at 101W, it will happily scan in the channels on the 101W satellite and they will appear under 97W.
Well, I figured out what I did wrong. This was after I tried practicing finding satellites by moving the dish off 97W and resetting declination (or is it elevation?) and then trying to find 97W again, which was actually scanned in to 99W.
Long story short. Sunday evening, I got 97W- Galaxy 19 scanned back in to the proper place on the receiver and we've been watching it for a few days, in addition to the flagship 125W. I had some 200 channels that had scanned to 99W to delete, but I think I'm beginning to understand the whole process better.
So here is number 2, a Patriot 1.2 meter dish with an Titanium Ku-PLL LNBF...