You can not get channels from that many satellites without moving the dish..... And if you are just changing on the menu you are not going to figure anything out. List the frequencies and channel names. Then we can ascertain what bird you are looking at. Then we can see what adjustments to have you make --- Otherwise, "I shot an arrow to the sky and where it went......"
And if you are moving the dish without maximizing the aim on one bird, you are driving down 35 W with your windshield covered with a blue tarp as you look at a map of I-20...
With Ku a "lil" is a lot .As far as signal goes that doesn't really tell you much and my CS5k will show quality of 5 to10 when pointed at absolutely nothing.With a CS5k until you start seeing a quality of say15 or more then you know you're at least close.And you won't be able to watch anything till you get a quality better than 63 on a CS5k.
How do we know they are from the 97W satellite???i got 5 ch. on 97 with q=30 !! not sure how.
There's no way it will get multiple satellites with only one LNBF on the dish. But it's understandable. The receiver is stupid. (just like a computer, put garbage data in=garbage data out.) It only knows what YOU put into it. You have to tell it what satellite the dish is aimed at. You have to tell it what the LNBF L.O. is. etc-etc. That's why I suggest deleting all and then doing a blind scan, to figure out what satellite it IS aimed at. The names of the channels it scans in will afford others to tell what satellite it's aimed at. Frequency alone may not as you may have the L.O incorrect.but the tuning menu says 97 for some and 95 for others
Magnetic deviation taken into account??? Think your dish may be a bit east of 97W.179 az
What model of LNB are you using exactly? The Avenger I've got is definitely a universal, and definitely NOT 10750 MHz.
First thing you want to do is select 97W in the setup menu. The second, third, and fourth things are TO LEAVE THIS SET AT 97W!!!
IGNORE THE OTHER SATELLITES FOR NOW.
You are over-complicating things. Delete ALL TPs that you have blind scanned. Add one of the 2 TPs I posted initially and set it to one of these. Slowly pan your dish left/right (azimuth) until quality is peaked. Slowly raise/lower (elevation) your dish until quality is peaked. Once max signal is attained, perform a blind scan. Report back what channels are found and what frequencies they are at.
As long as you dont have a motorized setup, this will do great for you.
To further tune things, you can try moving the LNBF closer/farther to the dish (focal length) and peaking your quality and then rotating the LNBF CCW/CW (skew) to peak your quality.
Most of the signals on 97W dont require the detailed fine tuning, but if you are chasing a DVB-S2 signal, every smidge of quality helps, especially on a smaller dish.
not with cooly 5k 7k you need a newer S2 box MicroHD OpenBox etcanything worth while on 125?
good job got'em** lnb tweeking netted 501 video ch's and 422 audio !!! for 97 .. how many should there be on 97w?