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01/11/2011 at 4:40pm
Location: New Milton Hants Outfit: Compass Magnum Classic 540 (now sold)
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I have an already prepared "Idiots Guide" on how to aim a sat dish using a sat finder.
Unfortunately, it is 3 pages long and I have no idea how to include it on here as an attachment.
Any suggestions anyone?
Vin Blanc
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02/11/2011 at 12:14pm
Location: Lancashire Outfit: Caravan now Sold
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http://www.satelliteforcaravans.co.uk/
use a compass find dead south point dish to 140 / 145 degs east of south.keep sat dish vertical in uk.bingo.
have tv on / select services / select 4 system set up / select 6 signal test / graph shows ..... signal strength / single quality /lock indicator /network id /transport stream.
signal strength = 50 % =ok
signal quality = 50 % =ok
lock indicator = ok = ok
network id = 0002 =ok
transport stream = 07d4 = ok
and you have a good picture and your away.
Post last edited on 02/11/2011 12:21:41
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02/11/2011 at 4:15pm
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Always start rotating the dish from east towards south.
Extract from my Idiots guide to "Aiming the dish using a signal meter":-
Point the dish roughly half way between east and south. (approx. 125˚ magnetic). Now switch on the PVR/Digibox and TV to get a few volts up the cable.
The meter may or may not start to squeal immediately.
If it does - adjust the squeal down to its lowest possible volume level but just still audible.
If it doesn't - swing the dish very slowly a little further towards south until it does.
Adjust the squeal down to its lowest audible level and very slowly continue to swing the dish laterally towards south about an inch at a time pausing for a few seconds before moving again.
Astra 2 should be the first satellite that you start to pick up and the squeal should rise rapidly in volume as you move the dish till it reaches a peak.
With the squeal at its loudest, stop and lock down the lateral (azimuth) dish setting and reduce the volume of the squeal back to "just audible".
Slacken the elevation lock again and fine tune the elevation setting by gently tilting the dish backward or forward until the squeal again reaches its peak. Lock off the elevation.
Vin Blanc
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