easiest sat to find

vietboi · #1 (**permalink**) 01-16-2004, 11:16 PM

hey, what is the easiest satellite to find?

dtsexpert · #2 (**permalink**) 01-17-2004, 02:15 AM

To be honest, there is not such "easiest" way...:-(
What satellite are you trying to aim at? What kind of difficulties are you facing?
Let us know more info such as your location, brand of receiver, dish size...
I'll help you out. Sadoun has a very nice instruction of how to set up a fix and motorized dish. You should not have any problem if you follow it.
Michael

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Originally Posted by vietboi

hey, what is the easiest satellite to find?

vietboi · #3 (**permalink**) 01-17-2004, 11:10 AM

Hi, I'm trying to aim at the T5. I have a Zinwell ZDX-9111, a 75cm winegard dish, and an expressvu linear lnbf.

Elevation = 48.6
Azimuth = 202.1
Polarization = 18.2

33.61903 N, 84.35536 W

I also have an Universal LNBF. Which LNBF do you think I should use?

bobkat · #4 (**permalink**) 01-18-2004, 09:47 AM

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Originally Posted by vietboi

Hi, I'm trying to aim at the T5. I have a Zinwell ZDX-9111, a 75cm winegard dish, and an expressvu linear lnbf.

Elevation = 48.6
Azimuth = 202.1
Polarization = 18.2

33.61903 N, 84.35536 W

I also have an Universal LNBF. Which LNBF do you think I should use?

Use the ExpressVu linear - make sure to set your receiver to 10,750 MHz L.O. frequency.

kat