I've been spending the last week aiming my newly acquired 6'mesh to whatever I can find...using lyngsat and other resources. No problems finding G16 and G17 but not having alot of luck with others. I move a bit further west from what I think is G16 heading for G23 and I keep finding a pretty hot signal, but I cannot determine what it is. I keep adjusting my skew according to the direction I'm going ( I do have the specs I should be using), perform the odd blind scan and nothing comes in at all. It looks like I'm aiming at about 200degrees according to my compass and I'm I'm wondering if its AMC18 I'm on.
So one of my questions is, would I be able to pick up anything on my Sonicview FTA ird from AMC18 to prove I am on that bird? I am toying with the idea of purchasing a DSR-410 and subbing to some of the HITS stuff and need to be sure I can receive AMC18.
Line of site shouldn't be an issue as I have no problems seeing over to 119 with my smaller ku dish so I assume I can see anything in between. I also have not been able to prove I've been hitting G23 either, but I'm working on that one....
I'm using an older Star Trak dual pol LNBF and 6' Star Trak mesh dish. Picks up G17 just fine, good quality. Older Sonicview 1000 IRD.
haha, anyone on this forum in Thunder Bay?? Love to chat it up and ask some questions of someone around the area.
So one of my questions is, would I be able to pick up anything on my Sonicview FTA ird from AMC18 to prove I am on that bird? I am toying with the idea of purchasing a DSR-410 and subbing to some of the HITS stuff and need to be sure I can receive AMC18.
Line of site shouldn't be an issue as I have no problems seeing over to 119 with my smaller ku dish so I assume I can see anything in between. I also have not been able to prove I've been hitting G23 either, but I'm working on that one....
I'm using an older Star Trak dual pol LNBF and 6' Star Trak mesh dish. Picks up G17 just fine, good quality. Older Sonicview 1000 IRD.
haha, anyone on this forum in Thunder Bay?? Love to chat it up and ask some questions of someone around the area.