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    Please help! Yes another one!

    i have a 30 inch dish with the ivancom lnb and a stab hh90 motor. my lat and long are 38.8 and 104.8.

    Im looking to hook up a sonicview 360 elite, thanx in advance on getting me in the right direction.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RaiderRob View Post
    i have a 30 inch dish with the ivancom lnb and a stab hh90 motor. my lat and long are 38.8 and 104.8.

    Im looking to hook up a sonicview 360 elite, thanx in advance on getting me in the right direction.

    Have you tried going through all the instructions at Sadoun's website? You need to be a little specific about the nature of your problem. No signal? Motor doesn't move? etc?
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    Im getting about 65 on the signal and nothing on the quality. Im sure its "plumb" also.

    sorry basically I need a good walk through. MY lat is 38.8, so thats what im putting my motor on? and my lon is 104 so my southernmost sat would be 103 or 105?

    also how do I connect the disecq switch. I had one coax from the "reciever" slot on the disecq to the "lnb" slot on the motor. I had one running from the "rec" slot on the motor directly to the reciever. A coax from the first "c" slot on the ivancom to "port 1" on the disecq and then the first "L" slot to port 2

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    i Watched still getting no quality...if my lat and long is 38.8 and 104..my motor should be on 38 and I should be aiming at satellite 103 correct

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    If you are getting 65% signal and no quality, it means you are on a satellite, but not the right TP frequency.

    What you need to do right now is a blind scan. Get a piece of paper out and copy down all the transponders that it is picking up and compare it to lyngsat.com. Do this will tell you what satellite your dish is aiming at.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RaiderRob View Post
    i Watched still getting no quality...if my lat and long is 38.8 and 104..my motor should be on 38 and I should be aiming at satellite 103 correct
    Make sure you have the correct frequency for the LNB.
    In this case the QPH-031 on linear operates on 10750.
    Make sure the LNB is set for 0° SKEW.

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    thanx for the input fellas gona give it a shot in the AM will keep you updated

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    Try your system without the switch in-line first, just to eliminate any problem with the switch.
    Remember to turn off receiver and unplug the coax from receiver, to prevent any harm to LNB and switch..............
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    This is how I did mine.....Make sure your receiver is set properly, I don't know yours....set latitude degrees on motor bracket and leave it there.
    Set your dish elevation accordingly. Make sure you have an active transponder (Lyngsat.com) on your most south sat. Or set dish motor to "0" and true south, if the true south sat. has no active transponder move dish with receiver to the next closest sat. with active transponder. Loosen the bolts on the bracket holding the motor to the mast just enought to move the whole assembly. Now move it ever so slowly (1/8") in either direction until you get reception, signal, quality, or picture.....if you get nothing move the dish elevation (mine ended up 2 degrees lower) up or down a degree and try it again. Repeat repeat.
    Hopefully you can have your TV and receiver at the dish.
    It took a lot of trial and error but be patient.
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