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<blockquote data-quote="Mickha" data-source="post: 1119807" data-attributes="member: 187442">The cheap meter, pointed out by, ozumo, will do the job.The advantage of connecting these cheap meters, to your receiver, and LNB, is that it lights up, if everything is working, and they are so simple, to use. Once it lights up you adjust the knob, to the left, increasing the sensitivity, until you have it about midway, 5, on the scale, you then gently adjust the dish, left/right, until it reaches 10, then adjust the knob, to the right, decreasing the sensitivity, until it reaches 5 again, then gently move your dish, until it reads 10, and continue doing this until you have the strongest signal. You can then do the same with elevation, gently moving it up/down, using the meter, until you have the strongest signal.You will not know which satellite your on, until you scan in some channels, the you can either use sites like lyngsat, or post the channel names, and frequencies, polarity. Symbol rate, on the forum, and someone will assist you.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mickha, post: 1119807, member: 187442"] The cheap meter, pointed out by, ozumo, will do the job. The advantage of connecting these cheap meters, to your receiver, and LNB, is that it lights up, if everything is working, and they are so simple, to use. Once it lights up you adjust the knob, to the left, increasing the sensitivity, until you have it about midway, 5, on the scale, you then gently adjust the dish, left/right, until it reaches 10, then adjust the knob, to the right, decreasing the sensitivity, until it reaches 5 again, then gently move your dish, until it reads 10, and continue doing this until you have the strongest signal. You can then do the same with elevation, gently moving it up/down, using the meter, until you have the strongest signal. You will not know which satellite your on, until you scan in some channels, the you can either use sites like lyngsat, or post the channel names, and frequencies, polarity. Symbol rate, on the forum, and someone will assist you. [/QUOTE]

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