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<blockquote data-quote="Mickha" data-source="post: 1087655" data-attributes="member: 187442">Earlier you stated you got 38% on bbc hd on 26 east, Did you actually view that channel?You now say you can't get anything past 23.5E, yet also state that you can get 100% on Astra 2, 28.2E.Can you please do the basics, and then post some signal quality levels, on the satellites you do get, so that we can work out how the dish is tracking the satellite arc.One thing you don't do is move the dish back to 1W then nudge the mount, that messes up the point of using USALS. You can switch to Diseqc 1.2, and using your receiver, move the dish, to peak the signal, then store that position.Start fresh, when you have the time, and set the dish/motor/LNB up again, at 0, then move it to 0.8W, using your receiver, physically align it, and tighten everything up.Then check all the satellites, you can get, and post the signal quality levels, you can use william-1's strongest transponder list, to check the channels.[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://www.satellites.co.uk/forums/threads/strongest-transponders.173594/page-4#post-1084708[/URL]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mickha, post: 1087655, member: 187442"] Earlier you stated you got 38% on bbc hd on 26 east, Did you actually view that channel? You now say you can't get anything past 23.5E, yet also state that you can get 100% on Astra 2, 28.2E. Can you please do the basics, and then post some signal quality levels, on the satellites you do get, so that we can work out how the dish is tracking the satellite arc. One thing you don't do is move the dish back to 1W then nudge the mount, that messes up the point of using USALS. You can switch to Diseqc 1.2, and using your receiver, move the dish, to peak the signal, then store that position. Start fresh, when you have the time, and set the dish/motor/LNB up again, at 0, then move it to 0.8W, using your receiver, physically align it, and tighten everything up. Then check all the satellites, you can get, and post the signal quality levels, you can use william-1's strongest transponder list, to check the channels. [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.satellites.co.uk/forums/threads/strongest-transponders.173594/page-4#post-1084708[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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