No...i disconnect the f type from the lnb and connect to the meter and use a outperform the meter to the lnb.
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Pointing my dish satellite
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But if I take the receiver to another satelite dish it works, with the same readings on the meter but without the meter.
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go to Dishpointer.com and type in your location and it will give you details on Elevation and Skew and Azimuth, also uses google maps of your location and a handy line of sight on 119, you could just zoom in on that find some landmarks on the map that the line crosses through and aim dish in that direction chances are you'll catch a signal. But using a meter is easiest and best way.
A Satbuddy will also give you the Elevation, Skew and AZ info if you put in the zip code.
And if you are getting signal from the meter and not the receiver, did you run a Check switch first?.
A Satbuddy will also give you the Elevation, Skew and AZ info if you put in the zip code.
And if you are getting signal from the meter and not the receiver, did you run a Check switch first?.
If the meter is connected in series to the receiver....all works fine, I can watch all the channels with full signal....if I remove the meter then I have no signal and can't view anything.The dish is aligned perfect, I even swopped dishes and lnb.
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What Receiver do you have, how many receivers, any switches / splitters in between dish (LNB) and receiver? How is the Coax cable RG6? or is it 59? How long is your coax feedline? Do you have DishPro lnb's with old legacy receiver?
Single sentech new receiver, rg6 coax about 20 meter long with no splitters.
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Basically a new installation that worked and am trying to repair.
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The meter is probably providing the power to the LNB so when you disconnect the meter it quits working. Be sure the receiver is outputting voltage to the LNB.
OK, what is the whole story?
What kind of receiver do you have and what kind of dishes?
If you have 2 different dishes you need to run "check switch"
It is a sentech satelite receiver connecting to is20 in the eutelsatsat group working with a 80cm dish with single universal lnb
Lo 9.7 to 10.6 ghz.. is this not the right group?
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Really....i have time for jokesMaybe he's in space. Maybe he is actually pointing his own satellite.
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It's fine....i solved the problem. Thanks anyway.
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The power supply was pushing out a irregular square wave which was interfering with the voltage to the lnb causing no feedback signal, which my meter was buffering if that makes sense.
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