Declination angle
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That's a question for the FTA sub-forum.
Are you looking for SES 6?
Are you looking for SES 6?
Put your full address in here, select the satellite (ours are "W" so 101W etc) then press SEARCH: DishPointer - Align your satellite dish
So your question is, what would be the declination angle for a cband satellite dish at 41 degrees latitude?
Your declination offset angle would be: the axis elevation angle you have chosen, minus your clarke belt total elevation angle due south (42.6 degrees).
So what axis elevation have you chosen? 49 degrees ("traditional angles"), or something like 48.4 degrees (better, "modified angles")?
Greetz,
A33
For a motorized system: select Motorized systems, and then true south/true north (one arrow downwards).
Ok I looked up 101w and the difference between true and actual was 7.2 is that my declination then?and my next question is when I look up 133 west it changed to higher number like 7.7 for difference. I'm trying to get 55west to 133 west like I was getting before I changed out ballbearings.91 west comes in at very high signal and so does 103west but 101west when I scan it I was getting travel channel wich never seen open ,hallmark ,and daystar and when I go down to 103 I'm getting everything I had there plus laugh tv bunch that was never there why would I have decent quality on those but satellites between very sketchy especially 101 I liked the me tv bunch
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