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<blockquote data-quote="w hole" data-source="post: 5680" data-attributes="member: 175048">Hello MikeE16 and E10 are genrally not as strong at the others you mention, so perhaps a little 'tweeking' of you system might help.2old posted a list of 'tweeking' suggestions recently, perhaps a look throgh it would give you a few ideas.The mose likely things are incorrect allignment, either not having your angle of elevation set correctly, and here an error of a couple of mm. can make a lot of difference even on an 80cm dish, even more on larger ones, or perhaps your East/West allignment is a bit out. Try peaking your signal on W1 or W0.08 and checking that this is the central posiotion on your arc.E16 does have strongish signals on:12.714&nbsp; &nbsp; V Romania 1 EUT0W2KW 9913 3/4 and11.303&nbsp; &nbsp; V Georgian TV EUT0W2KW 30000 3/4See if you can get these, if not then you do have a problem.But come back as for any problem there is an answer?Kind regardsW Hole</blockquote>

[QUOTE="w hole, post: 5680, member: 175048"] Hello Mike E16 and E10 are genrally not as strong at the others you mention, so perhaps a little 'tweeking' of you system might help. 2old posted a list of 'tweeking' suggestions recently, perhaps a look throgh it would give you a few ideas. The mose likely things are incorrect allignment, either not having your angle of elevation set correctly, and here an error of a couple of mm. can make a lot of difference even on an 80cm dish, even more on larger ones, or perhaps your East/West allignment is a bit out. Try peaking your signal on W1 or W0.08 and checking that this is the central posiotion on your arc. E16 does have strongish signals on: 12.714 V Romania 1 EUT0W2KW 9913 3/4 and 11.303 V Georgian TV EUT0W2KW 30000 3/4 See if you can get these, if not then you do have a problem. But come back as for any problem there is an answer? Kind regards W Hole [/QUOTE]

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