You have 2 choices for finding truesouth:
1. Nimiq1/2 do cover the US. I receiver both of them fine in N.California. So if you have a spare DishNetwork/DirectTV, you can use it to find Nimiq2 which is your truesouth. Remember to set the LO at 11250. This approach is actually easy to find the sat than using linear lnbf.
2. If you don't have DirectTV/DN lnbf, you can pick AMC5 @ 79W or AMC9@85W as your starting point. Use USALS to move the dish to either of them. AMC9 does not have 24/24 active transponders so AMC5 is a better sat to pick. check this
http://www.lyngsat.com/amc5.shtml for active trasponders on AMC5.
Skew is set at 0 when dish parks at true south.
Let us know if you have any other questions.
Michael
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Originally Posted by kalamar
hi
my long is 82.33 and the lat is 28.55 so the true south sat would be Nimiq 2 and the footprint for that one is Canada only :shock: so what next ?
PS; I did read,and I have been using a hh motor for about a year,It took a lot of fiddling around to get it lined up the first time ,I just replaced the motor and now I must adjust it all over ,just thought maybe someone would help.
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