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Originally Posted by so close
see i have Invacom Single 0.3dB Universal LNBF SNH-031 and viewsat platinum lite receiver.
The setting is like this:
Intelsat 5 97.0W
On
Universal
lnb high <10750>
lnb low <10750>
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You sort of answered your own question here. Ie you have a universal lnbf so you need to use 10600 and 9750 for the high, low LO freqs. 10750 is for a standard lnbf.
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Originally Posted by so close
tp freq. <11966>
Searh option <all>
Diseqc 1.0 <none>
It doesn't matter how i move the dish, the Q signal never go up. It's only blinking up and down really fast.
So i changed the setting to Galaxy 3C 95.0W and scanned, i picked up three chinese channels. |
You still haven't said whether you have a motor. Ie if you just change the channel in the receiver on a fixed dish, it is still looking at the same sat, The fact that it actually picked up the G3c channels tells me that you were pointed at G3c all along, and need to move your dish a bit west to get 97.
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Originally Posted by so close
I did read from other forums and found out that vietnamese sat used be on Intelsat 97W, but now known as Galaxy 25, and my viewsat lite don't have G25 but only IA 97W.
I wonder if that the reason why i can't pick up any signal on 97W.?...?.... |
No. It doesn't matter what the receiver calls the sat.
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Originally Posted by so close
Oh one more question guys. You know the lnb have this IiIiIiIiI lines thing, on each end is a +30 and a -30, the middle is a 0. Now, on the dish arm slot that holding the lnb in also have this lines and numbers.
So my question is, does the LNB and the arm bar lines have to line up perfectly or it doesn't matter?
it's driving me nuts trying to get some VTV4.
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The little markings are for the skew. Go to the saduon fixed dish (assuming you have a fixed dish.)
installation page, and fill in your location, and it will tell you where to set the skew.