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Message: <blockquote data-quote="a33" data-source="post: 1031196" data-attributes="member: 332642">In view of the effect in the procedure (memory erased to default, zero degrees newly set) this can only be a reset command.Not all receivers have a command for that; in that case you'll have to find a reset button on the motor (but not al motors have that...).I don't know why you would need gestimates?With USALS you have to enter the correct site Latitude and Longitude (or modified Latitude, as I wrote earlier)~OOOOPS!   I see I wrote adjusted Longitude in my earlier post, it should be LATITUDE!The correct text shoud be:When you however have a setup with adjusted motor elevation (axis tilt) and adjusted declination, an adjustment for the USALS commands might be appropriate. That can be done in the USALS-input-data by setting an 'adjusted site LATITUDE', that is by adding the adjustment angle to the site LATITUDE.The calculated Hour Angle doesn't change much by that, maximum about 0.07 degrees I believe I calculated once, but on the hard to get satellites, and when you can set Latitude with only 1 decimal precision, that just might do the job....[USER=321435]@Mods[/USER]: Can you refer to this correction in my earlier post? I hate to be the cause of confusion!Correction now made - Admin team[USER=176704]@jeallen01[/USER] , continued:So enter the correct site Latitude and Longitude, and further you use the normal Longitude of the satellites (position on the Clarke Belt). Then USALS calculates all correct. No need to modify anything, when there is no specific problem.When your receiver is using Goto-X instead of USALS (there is no possibility to enter your site lat and long then), you have to calculate satellite Hour Angles yourself I believe, and enter them in you receiver. But I'm not familiar with Goto-X menu structure...Greetz,A33</blockquote>

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