Please help! Yes another one!

[RaiderRob]

Im thinking i must be close im getting 62-66% signal no matter which way I move the dish, still 0% quality. as far as my reciever options im not sure which to change, im using a sonicview 360 elite

heres whats on my menu

tunerID: tuner1
sattellite:amc1(no matter which one i chose its about 65% signal)
connection: seperate
lnb type: single
lnb freq: 10750
22khz: off
lnb powern
trasnponder:11760
search option: all
netwrok search: on
diseqcff
motor: disable
legacy switch: off

[Jim-S]

Im thinking i must be close im getting 62-66% signal no matter which way I move the dish, still 0% quality. as far as my reciever options im not sure which to change, im using a sonicview 360 elite

heres whats on my menu

tunerID: tuner1
sattellite:amc1(no matter which one i chose its about 65% signal)
connection: seperate
lnb type: single
lnb freq: 10750
22khz: off
lnb powern
trasnponder:11760
search option: all
netwrok search: on
diseqcff
motor: disable
legacy switch: off

I don't know the Sonicview.....but try this tp 12100v20000 this is the Pentagon channel it's always there.

[William Eng]

If you have a Invacom LNB, then you need to change your LNB type on your reciever to "UNI" instead of Single

[BYX]

Im thinking i must be close im getting 62-66% signal no matter which way I move the dish, still 0% quality. as far as my reciever options im not sure which to change, im using a sonicview 360 elite

heres whats on my menu

tunerID: tuner1
sattellite:amc1(no matter which one i chose its about 65% signal)
connection: seperate
lnb type: single
lnb freq: 10750
22khz: off
lnb powern
trasnponder:11760
search option: all
netwrok search: on
diseqcff
motor: disable
legacy switch: off

The first thing you don't have to worry about is the signal strenght;
Yes 65% is OK, that can be defined as a lot of things, but for your installation is not relevant.
NOBODY goes by the signal strenght for digital satellite installations.
You can even point the dish to the ground and you will get signal strenght
You have to FOCUS your attention into signal quality.
Make sure you have the correct frequency set for the LNB, it appears that you have it correct.
You need to set your receiver to a known working transponder otherwise your efforts are futile.
If you don't have a motor then you have to set SKEW with the LNB otherwise you get no quality.
You have to use a signal meter.
Don't you ever expect to get kicking signals like DirectTV or Dish, on linear is a whole different world.
When you look at the sky think logically as in drawing an imaginary arc in the sky where your highest satellite is your true south and that being your starting point to go east or west.

[bubby-joe]

If you have a Invacom LNB, then you need to change your LNB type on your reciever to "UNI" instead of Single

The Invacom QPF and QPH LNB's are not repeat NOT a universal lnb but a standard lnb with linear frequency as 10750 and circular as 11250 so set you receiver to lnb type standard/single and the right frequency, if you use the UNIVERSAL setting the frequency's are going to be all wrong.

[RaiderRob]

thanx for all of the help guys, i even got it to around 70% signal but obviously im not there have to work on the quality. Im a truck driver so ill be on the road for another 3 days or so but im going to keep you guys updated since youve all helped so much.