As I mentioned I received a Birdog for Xmas. For years I just used a compass, the 4dtv quality meter, and $10 cheapo meter for all tuning.
That Birdog got me even closer on the receiver end (moonsoon today and the rest of the week!!). On almost every bird, I was just a few clicks off and a few degrees in skew. That thing is really sensitive (for $400+ it better be!). Cannot wait to try it out on the dish end, after I put the new positioner in. It should be great for focal length adjustments which I always was fiddling with.
The 8 ft old Winegard dish manual said 24.75" (much less room for error on KU) inches but then move it in or out a little to get the best signal.....huh?.....and then when my new motorized FTA stuff comes in...should make setup much faster! Also got hold of a stable 12 ft ladder on loan from a friend! I can use that to continuing hacking at that tree threatening my view of the Clark belt in the West! it will be a nub when I get done! hehheh
Jeff
That Birdog got me even closer on the receiver end (moonsoon today and the rest of the week!!). On almost every bird, I was just a few clicks off and a few degrees in skew. That thing is really sensitive (for $400+ it better be!). Cannot wait to try it out on the dish end, after I put the new positioner in. It should be great for focal length adjustments which I always was fiddling with.
The 8 ft old Winegard dish manual said 24.75" (much less room for error on KU) inches but then move it in or out a little to get the best signal.....huh?.....and then when my new motorized FTA stuff comes in...should make setup much faster! Also got hold of a stable 12 ft ladder on loan from a friend! I can use that to continuing hacking at that tree threatening my view of the Clark belt in the West! it will be a nub when I get done! hehheh
Jeff