I posted here a couple weeks ago that I am geting the Globecat system from Sadoun, which includes:
Globecast receiver
36" Fortec Star FP90
KUL1 Standard Single 0.4 LNFB
Everything came in the same week,so
Finally today I decided to put everything together, and that was the "easy" part. Dish is installed, and I cannot get any quality signal. I followed the "tips of the Iceberg"-very usefull- but I could not make much progress.
I got me a used Coolsat 4000, along with new Pansat 3500(still in box), so I tried to find the satelite that I need (Telstar5-Globecast for the wife) with the blind scan feature, but it gives me 80-83% signal, with 5-8% quality for all satellites.
Globecast receiver was even worse, plus it gives me a "Below the horizon" message when I type in my atittude and longitude in the sat calculator that is in the settings? Not to mention that my antenna is at higher spot then any of my dish tv/direct tv neighbours?
I know that I am missing something that is soo obvious, but I dont know what, I tried to make sure elevation angles, and azimuth are correct, maybe is just a misscalculation on my part...
Globecast receiver
36" Fortec Star FP90
KUL1 Standard Single 0.4 LNFB
Everything came in the same week,so
Finally today I decided to put everything together, and that was the "easy" part. Dish is installed, and I cannot get any quality signal. I followed the "tips of the Iceberg"-very usefull- but I could not make much progress.
I got me a used Coolsat 4000, along with new Pansat 3500(still in box), so I tried to find the satelite that I need (Telstar5-Globecast for the wife) with the blind scan feature, but it gives me 80-83% signal, with 5-8% quality for all satellites.
Globecast receiver was even worse, plus it gives me a "Below the horizon" message when I type in my atittude and longitude in the sat calculator that is in the settings? Not to mention that my antenna is at higher spot then any of my dish tv/direct tv neighbours?
I know that I am missing something that is soo obvious, but I dont know what, I tried to make sure elevation angles, and azimuth are correct, maybe is just a misscalculation on my part...