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<blockquote data-quote="Blarren" data-source="post: 1028324" data-attributes="member: 411460">I know it is an old thread. But I just got a VU+Solo4K and are reading up on all info about VU+ boxes.Many suggestions here but the easiest would be to use the sat finder option.It doesn't matter if it's S or S2. The satfinder will show the signal strenght of that frequency.If it is sufficient it must be a tuner problem or interferencies from another source.I have seen different DM800HD where a frequency blacks out after a while and to get it back youhave to switch back and forth beween channels, and it must be from a specific direction, eithercomming from a low frequency or a high.It is different frequencies on different boxes and must be a tuner problem in DM800HD as it isthe same channel regardless if you move it between different homes with different LNBs./Blarren sverige</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Blarren, post: 1028324, member: 411460"] I know it is an old thread. But I just got a VU+Solo4K and are reading up on all info about VU+ boxes. Many suggestions here but the easiest would be to use the sat finder option. It doesn't matter if it's S or S2. The satfinder will show the signal strenght of that frequency. If it is sufficient it must be a tuner problem or interferencies from another source. I have seen different DM800HD where a frequency blacks out after a while and to get it back you have to switch back and forth beween channels, and it must be from a specific direction, either comming from a low frequency or a high. It is different frequencies on different boxes and must be a tuner problem in DM800HD as it is the same channel regardless if you move it between different homes with different LNBs. /Blarren sverige [/QUOTE]

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