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<blockquote data-quote="rolfw" data-source="post: 21032" data-attributes="member: 175057">I'm not convinced that it is a dish alignment problem for you John, I've been looking around a bit and this would seem to be quite widespread in the UK. If you are seeing a good signal strength and quality on your receiver, then in the UK, you will receive all of the transonders on 2D.As a matter on interest, how long did the forced download take, it apparently doesn't work every time with this download as it is a large one. If this is a case that Sky have not made downloads available for all of the boxes, it may be that simply waiting will solve the problem.Have you tried doing a channels search for &quot;other channesl&quot; in the service menu on the BBC transponder 10847 V&nbsp; 22,000 see if it sees it, you can also go into the installer's menu, manual tune and enter the 2D frequency, that will tell you definitively whether you are getting a signal from the transponder and I'd be very surprised if you are not.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rolfw, post: 21032, member: 175057"] I'm not convinced that it is a dish alignment problem for you John, I've been looking around a bit and this would seem to be quite widespread in the UK. If you are seeing a good signal strength and quality on your receiver, then in the UK, you will receive all of the transonders on 2D. As a matter on interest, how long did the forced download take, it apparently doesn't work every time with this download as it is a large one. If this is a case that Sky have not made downloads available for all of the boxes, it may be that simply waiting will solve the problem. Have you tried doing a channels search for "other channesl" in the service menu on the BBC transponder 10847 V 22,000 see if it sees it, you can also go into the installer's menu, manual tune and enter the 2D frequency, that will tell you definitively whether you are getting a signal from the transponder and I'd be very surprised if you are not. [/QUOTE]

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