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<blockquote data-quote="Helidave" data-source="post: 750774" data-attributes="member: 352512">I used the the same positive that went to the battery. As I found that I needed it regularly, I put a switch in it. They should be no need for a separate supply. If you don't have this wire connected, and your problem sounds like the one that I had earlier, I would definitely try this first. I don't know if I have a fault with my unit as I have tried a number of different frequencies. My problem is entirely different to yours in that I tell it to go to Astra 28 and it keeps find Astra 19 and thinking that it has 28! I have analysed the frequencies of Astra 19 and 28 and believe that these are unique frequencies to Astra 28 and should work, and last time, they did for me but I would emphasise, try everything else first!! : Astra 281&nbsp; &nbsp; 12207 V Digital2&nbsp; &nbsp; 11623 H Digital3&nbsp; &nbsp; 11426 V Digital4&nbsp; &nbsp; 11307 V DigitalGood luckDadvid</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Helidave, post: 750774, member: 352512"] I used the the same positive that went to the battery. As I found that I needed it regularly, I put a switch in it. They should be no need for a separate supply. If you don't have this wire connected, and your problem sounds like the one that I had earlier, I would definitely try this first. I don't know if I have a fault with my unit as I have tried a number of different frequencies. My problem is entirely different to yours in that I tell it to go to Astra 28 and it keeps find Astra 19 and thinking that it has 28! I have analysed the frequencies of Astra 19 and 28 and believe that these are unique frequencies to Astra 28 and should work, and last time, they did for me but I would emphasise, try everything else first!! : Astra 28 1 12207 V Digital 2 11623 H Digital 3 11426 V Digital 4 11307 V Digital Good luck Dadvid [/QUOTE]

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