I get 42 elevation and 204 azimuth...real close. If the installer does it (hope he knows what he's doing) give him those numbers.
42 is how the dish "tilts" up or down to the sky
204 is where in the sky to point. 180 is dead south, 90 dead east....204 is SW
42 is how the dish "tilts" up or down to the sky
204 is where in the sky to point. 180 is dead south, 90 dead east....204 is SW
You definitely know your stuff when it comes to satellite. Very helpful and informative.
In case you are wondering where I got those coordinates....195.7 Azimuth and 42.4 Elevation, I used this website Satellite Elevation and Azimuth Position Calculator.
Down at the bottom of the page it has a place to input your City and State and it lets you input the satellite you want to connect to (in my case it was Nimiq 1at 91W).
Do I need to remember those coordinates or is that for the satellite installer to worry about? Or after he installs the dish, do I program the Azimuth and Elevation myself?