Galaxy 25 at 97.0°W

[USHAPPY2002]

HI :

HI :

I HAVE VIEWSAT VS2000 ULTRA , NETWORK SUPERDISH , UNIVERSAL

TWIN LNB :

INPUT

LOW BAND 10.7-11.7GHZ

HIGHT BAND 11.7-12.75GHZ

L.O. FREQUENCEY:

LOW BAND 9.75GHZ

HIGHT BAND 10.6GHZ

OUTPUT:

LOW BAND 950-1950MHZ

HIGHT BAND 1100-2150MHZ

NOISE FIGURE:

HIGH/LOW BAND 0.2DB

HOW I GOT TO LOOK Galaxy 25 at 97.0°W

IN THE RECIVER IN ANTENNA SETUP

FOR LNB FREQ WHICH I PUT IN NUMBER , AND FOR TP FREQ

CAN SOMEONE HELP ME WITH THAT PLZ

I DON'T HAVE INTELSAT 5 97W

I HAVE VIEWSAT VS2000 ULTRA , I LIVE IN NJ

THANKS

[Vitruvius]

First of all, could you set your text to left justify. Much easier to read english this way.
You need to set your receiver to a Universal LNB. You probably need a 31" minimum dish, 36" is better. Then you need to aim your dish to the satellite. Use www.dishpointer.com to get the correct angles for the dish.

Best of luck.

[USHAPPY2002]

HI Vitruvius:
I AM SORRY ABOUT THAT , THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP AND YOUR REPLY,
I SHOULD PUT 10750 FOR INPUT FREQ , WHAT ABOUT THE TIP FREQ??? WHAT SHOULD I PUT WHEN TRY TO LOCK UP THE SIGNAL
THANKS AGIN

Originally Posted by Vitruvius

First of all, could you set your text to left justify. Much easier to read english this way.
You need to set your receiver to a Universal LNB. You probably need a 31" minimum dish, 36" is better. Then you need to aim your dish to the satellite. Use www.dishpointer.com to get the correct angles for the dish.

Best of luck.

[USHAPPY2002]

HI :

I HAVE VIEWSAT VS2000 ULTRA , NETWORK SUPERDISH , UNIVERSAL

TWIN LNB :

INPUT

LOW BAND 10.7-11.7GHZ

HIGHT BAND 11.7-12.75GHZ

L.O. FREQUENCEY:

LOW BAND 9.75GHZ

HIGHT BAND 10.6GHZ

OUTPUT:

LOW BAND 950-1950MHZ

HIGHT BAND 1100-2150MHZ

NOISE FIGURE:

HIGH/LOW BAND 0.2DB

HOW I GOT TO LOOK Galaxy 25 at 97.0°W

IN THE RECIVER IN ANTENNA SETUP

FOR LNB FREQ WHICH I PUT IN NUMBER , AND FOR TP FREQ :

I GOT MORE THAN 30 DISH , I GOT SIGNAL 84 BUT I CAN'T LOCK THE G 25 . CAN SOME ONE TELL ME WHAT THE TP FREQ I SHOULD PUT WHEN I TRY TO LOCK THE Galaxy 25 at 97.0°W

THANKS IN ADVANCE

[Sadoun]

Hi, can you turn the CAPS off, please? We can't read your post very well. ALL CAPS means shouting on the internet.

[USHAPPY2002]

i am sorry about caps lock , i don.t know what that means

[pmb1010]

12152 H 20000
or
12177 V 23000

are the transponder channels to use to find 97W

[Vitruvius]

PMB has your signal frequencies. You can find the frequencies you are looking for on Lyngsat.com for Sat 97.

It is always difficult to get the dish aimed right for the first timer. Can you confirm your angle and azimuth of the dish? What is your zip code, and what angles are you using? Do you have a motor?

I find it easier to try to calculate the dish angle above the ground for the 97 using dishpointer and the manual for the dish, or dish and motor. Find the general direction it is suppose to be pointed to and get that as best you can. Then with the receiver and a tv next to the dish slowly move your dish in one degree increments east and west to find the signal, and then find the strongest signal. Once you find it east and west, adjust the angle of the dish above grade to strengthen your signal.

Good luck.

[USHAPPY2002]

hi thanx to all of you answering my post ,i will try what you tell me and i will let you know

[jamia744]

i dont have Galaxy 19 (97W) on my viewsat 2000. need help please

[pmb1010]

it might be labeled as "IA 5 or Telstar 5"

You want to find the satellite on your box's list with the degrees of 97.
It can have any name label on it. The 97 is the important value.

[syriastar]

I have same box you have. It is same as intelsat 5, you should have this one in the list.

[USHAPPY2002]

Originally Posted by jamia744

i dont have galaxy 19 (97w) on my viewsat 2000. Need help please

you will find it galaxy 25 (97w) in viewsat2000 ultra