http://www.sadoun.net/forums Sadoun recommended Motorized FTA satellite systems. Consisting of: FTA receiver, HH Motor, Dish, LNBF en Sat, 21 Nov 2009 02:39:42 GMT vBulletin 60 http://www.sadoun.net/forums/images/misc/rss.jpg http://www.sadoun.net/forums http://www.sadoun.net/forums/motorized-fta-satellite-systems/17816-normal-get-just-4-satellites.html Fri, 20 Nov 2009 09:53:22 GMT I have the Fortec Star 80cm dish with the Mercury II Receiver on a DG-240 motor and after long hours of adjusting finally was able to pick up 4 satellites just fine with over 50% signal level and... I have the Fortec Star 80cm dish with the Mercury II Receiver on a DG-240 motor and after long hours of adjusting finally was able to pick up 4 satellites just fine with over 50% signal level and quality, but the channels on those satellites are not the types I thought I would find. There are about 4 other satellites with good quality, but poor level signals and after what I have seen on the four I did find figure they probably have the same programs on them as well.

What I really want to know is 4 satellites normal to pick up real good, and can the satellites with good quality be adjusted somehow? One satellite I have now with a good level was the same way until I began checking to see if I could get any channels on it and somehow the level went up as high as the quality, which I can't explain. ]]> Motorized FTA Satellite Systems semco72057 http://www.sadoun.net/forums/motorized-fta-satellite-systems/17816-normal-get-just-4-satellites.html http://www.sadoun.net/forums/motorized-fta-satellite-systems/17815-normal-get-just-4-satellites.html Fri, 20 Nov 2009 07:31:56 GMT I have the Fortec Star 80cm dish with the Mercury II Receiver on a DG-240 motor and after long hours of adjusting finally was able to pick up 4 satellites just fine with over 50% signal level and... I have the Fortec Star 80cm dish with the Mercury II Receiver on a DG-240 motor and after long hours of adjusting finally was able to pick up 4 satellites just fine with over 50% signal level and quality, but the channels on those satellites are not the types I thought I would find. There are about 4 other satellites with good quality, but poor level signals and after what I have seen on the four I did find figure they probably have the same programs on them as well.

What I really want to know is 4 satellites normal to pick up real good, and can the satellites with good quality be adjusted somehow? One satellite I have now with a good level was the same way until I began checking to see if I could get any channels on it and somehow the level went up as high as the quality, which I can't explain. ]]> Motorized FTA Satellite Systems semco72057 http://www.sadoun.net/forums/motorized-fta-satellite-systems/17815-normal-get-just-4-satellites.html http://www.sadoun.net/forums/motorized-fta-satellite-systems/17814-normal-get-just-4-satellites.html Fri, 20 Nov 2009 07:15:12 GMT I have the Fortec Star 80cm dish with the Mercury II Receiver on a DG-240 motor and after long hours of adjusting finally was able to pick up 4 satellites just fine with over 50% signal level and... I have the Fortec Star 80cm dish with the Mercury II Receiver on a DG-240 motor and after long hours of adjusting finally was able to pick up 4 satellites just fine with over 50% signal level and quality, but the channels on those satellites are not the types I thought I would find. There are about 4 other satellites with good quality, but poor level signals and after what I have seen on the four I did find figure they probably have the same programs on them as well.

What I really want to know is 4 satellites normal to pick up real good, and can the satellites with good quality be adjusted somehow? One satellite I have now with a good level was the same way until I began checking to see if I could get any channels on it and somehow the level went up as high as the quality, which I can't explain. ]]> Motorized FTA Satellite Systems semco72057 http://www.sadoun.net/forums/motorized-fta-satellite-systems/17814-normal-get-just-4-satellites.html