Nothing on G10R for me...

[PSB]

Yes, see above post!

make sure to mark the pole/mast with a pen then you will always be able to get back to 127ºw (You are looking for 123ºw)

 

[voomvoom]

Oh my god, Voom Voom, I think you said something interesting, man, you hit sensitive cord, just tell me why do you think I,m on Horizon 1,

I think you're on Horizon's1, because of the channels you listed in your post, #16 of this thread. On a hunch, I looked at lyngsat and found them on TP 11720, as you also mentioned above post #16. Plus, you said you were getting the $ sign, another good reason to think it's Horizon's1. Good Luck! You're almost home!

Al

 

[Tron]

but believe me guys I swear , that on the screen I selected G10 and I get a siganl, please could some one tell me whats going.

You can select G-10 but aim at a different satellite, scan, and get the other satellite's channels. The receiver can't tell whether or not you're actually aimed at G-10 or any other bird, the G-10 listing in the receiver is just a label. You could change the name of the sat to TRON-1 and it would still scan

TRON-1 .... that's a nice name for a satellite

 

[amerhi]

You can select G-10 but aim at a different satellite, scan, and get the other satellite's channels. The receiver can't tell whether or not you're actually aimed at G-10 or any other bird, the G-10 listing in the receiver is just a label. You could change the name of the sat to TRON-1 and it would still scan

TRON-1 .... that's a nice name for a satellite

yeah, I think we should dedicate a satellite under your name Tron/ku .

 

[jxf]

amerhi,
You're getting good advice, but let me offer a few suggestions.
1st, when I go "bird hunting", I've found it easier if I
"load the gun first". What I mean is, manualy enter some transponders
before starting, this way the strength & quality meters work.
You've probably already moved things, but if not, adjust the LNB's skew
for best signal before you continue. Also check focal point (slide it
back and forth towards the dish) for best signal.

What follows is for a Coolsat because I'm familiar with them.
(I'm assuming you blind scanned 127W with it)
Select Galaxy 10R and then go to setup. Drop down to Manual Scan
and the transponder should be 11.720H if you're still pointed at 127W.
In the upper right hand corner, it should say: PiTV. (if you did a scan)
Down arrow to Transponder Frequency and right arrow to see if you've
got any more transponders. If you don't have 12.104, add it by pushing
the green button. It should be FREQUENCY 12.104, SYMBOL RATE 2.222 snd
POLARIZATION V
This transponder is about the same strength as the one you found on 127W.
Now, I like the Motor Settings menu for tweaking, because it lets me
change transponders and also see and hear the Quality.
If you're still on 127W and tp 11.720, you should be able to see any
changes you make. Again, it should say PiTV at the top of your screen.
The dish has to be elevated for G10R, so raise it as much as you can
without losing signal completely. Now, select tp frequency 12.104 and
nudge the dish a little bit to the East. Hopefully you will have enough
elevation to find 123W. If you get a decent signal, the upper corner
will show: WEGENER