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DISH SETUP: Single sat, Multi-Sat & Motorised
Geosat Micro and Geosat 1200 Receivers
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<blockquote data-quote="cyberham" data-source="post: 1125434" data-attributes="member: 417382"><p><strong>Can somebody tell me which orbital position satellite E5 is in?</strong> I'm trying to understand using Lyngsat which FTA active transponders are actually located on that satellite. When using a universal LNB, I use the 9750/10600 LO setting. My universal LNB is an Avenger PLL single output. But usually I use a "standard" LNB with LO of 10750 MHz and receiving range of 11700 to 12200 MHz.</p><p></p><p>The microHD can be connected with <u>NO LNB voltage on</u> via the loop through on the 1200. This would confirm if the microHD works when it doesn't need to supply voltage to the LNB.</p><p></p><p>I assume that diseqc Port 3 that is configured is the correct port of the switch where the dish is connected. Have you tried running a "Preprogrammed TPs" scan? Sometimes blind scans won't show any results but a Preprogrammed TP scan does.</p><p></p><p>ADDED: It appears "E5" may in fact be SES 5 at 5.0E. In this case, there are lots of FTA transponders available with footprints on South Africa.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cyberham, post: 1125434, member: 417382"] [B]Can somebody tell me which orbital position satellite E5 is in?[/B] I'm trying to understand using Lyngsat which FTA active transponders are actually located on that satellite. When using a universal LNB, I use the 9750/10600 LO setting. My universal LNB is an Avenger PLL single output. But usually I use a "standard" LNB with LO of 10750 MHz and receiving range of 11700 to 12200 MHz. The microHD can be connected with [U]NO LNB voltage on[/U] via the loop through on the 1200. This would confirm if the microHD works when it doesn't need to supply voltage to the LNB. I assume that diseqc Port 3 that is configured is the correct port of the switch where the dish is connected. Have you tried running a "Preprogrammed TPs" scan? Sometimes blind scans won't show any results but a Preprogrammed TP scan does. ADDED: It appears "E5" may in fact be SES 5 at 5.0E. In this case, there are lots of FTA transponders available with footprints on South Africa. [/QUOTE]
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