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<blockquote data-quote="Old Satellite" data-source="post: 5360" data-attributes="member: 175277">Hi Jack,With the problems that you have it might be an easier option to change back to the old Winegaurd, but it is a lot of money spent to not use the DH.The 5 &quot;pole i believe or substantial bracing is i believe essential for the DH the extra wind loading is just to much for a 3&quot; pole.The LNB on the dual feed or normally offset by 90 degree,this again is reletive to the highest point of the arc(87degree.If you see as you say some opposite polaritys from the two c band lnbs then it would suggest that that they are closer to 45 degree thus allowing partly reception from either lnb of either horizontal or vertical transponders.If I remember the set up information for the ADI twin ku and twin c is not so good, always remmember that as you rotate through the arc that they will be a weakening of signal ( due to cross channel interferance this will be more notacible at the end of the arc.Try to make sure that they are approx 90 degree apart and then fine adjust the feed with repsect to the highest point of the recievable satellite arc.Do you have the same problem on the KU band or not ?Old Satellite</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Old Satellite, post: 5360, member: 175277"] Hi Jack, With the problems that you have it might be an easier option to change back to the old Winegaurd, but it is a lot of money spent to not use the DH. The 5 "pole i believe or substantial bracing is i believe essential for the DH the extra wind loading is just to much for a 3" pole. The LNB on the dual feed or normally offset by 90 degree,this again is reletive to the highest point of the arc(87degree. If you see as you say some opposite polaritys from the two c band lnbs then it would suggest that that they are closer to 45 degree thus allowing partly reception from either lnb of either horizontal or vertical transponders. If I remember the set up information for the ADI twin ku and twin c is not so good, always remmember that as you rotate through the arc that they will be a weakening of signal ( due to cross channel interferance this will be more notacible at the end of the arc. Try to make sure that they are approx 90 degree apart and then fine adjust the feed with repsect to the highest point of the recievable satellite arc. Do you have the same problem on the KU band or not ? Old Satellite [/QUOTE]

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