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    Help w/ 119W on Coolsat 6k

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    I've got a P* 1.2m that I used for WSTV, thought I would try to get the NASA channel on 119w. I tried a couple of different LNBs, a Zinwell ZKF-G52N, and another dss LNB I robbed from a frisbee dish, no joy. I thought with the size of that dish, I should be able to get it with no problem. I was hoping to use the Zinwell because the throat size fits almost perfectly in the P* holder. I set the LO freq for 11250, tried others, bypassed all the switches, no joy. I notice the setup page for 119w shows V & H instead of L & R. Will a Coolsat 6k receive circular sigs?, is there a way to change the programming to receive circular?
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    yes the Coolsat 6000 will receive circular. The setup is
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    11250 LNB freq

    To setup circular, just remember "RV"
    right polarity is vertical
    left polarity is horizontal

    The key thing is on 119 the first 5 odd transponders are spotbeams so you may not see them. Use this TP
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    a 1.2m dish will blow the meter on the DBS sats
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    Thanks, Ice
    I'll give that a go. I thought about the overpowering signal the 1.2 would give, but thought if I tuned the fringe I would be OK.
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    it wont hurt the meter...I was just joking

    If you want to use a 1.2m on a DBS sat go ahead. You can be probably 5 degrees off and still almost max the meter
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    Got it, thanks again. With the Q I've got, I don't think I have to worry about rain!

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