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    Repointing is not all that difficult, once I even moved a wing dish 30 feet to see around a tree and got the signal back without much trouble. Of course knowing that Mrs Volts would be mildly upset if I messed it up gave me incentive.

    Making reference marks with a magic marker is a very good idea.
    Having a small tv with you on the roof is a Godsend, it lets you get immediate feedback from the point dish screen.
    It's better (and easier) to have a gentle hand and make a number of little adjustments rather than try to do it in big jumps. The idea to push on the dish before loostening it is a winner, first you'll see how sensitive it is and second you'll know which direction to go.

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    Also the signal strength is slightly delayed. So when you move it, move it just a bit and wait a second. Move again and wait a second. Untilled you get it where you need it.
    It's all about the connectivity!!!

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    We lost 72.7 satellite completly yesterday. Today my uncle went on the roof and was able to get it about 30% but it is very windy out there. It will have to do until the service call for Thursday.
    Dish Network Subscriber Since March 7, 2005. Four ViP 612 DVR's with a DPP44 Switch connected to a Dish 1000.4 (61.5, 72.7, 77) Eastern Arc Setup.
    RoadRunner Earthlink Cable Subscriber since November 2001. Netlfix Member Since July 9, 2010.
    Dish Network please bring back the Disney HD channels. Cats are the best pets.

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    for the 1000.4. Go to Page 6 and 7 for fine-tuning instructions. I think that you just have to fine tune the azimuth to get 72.7 dialed in.



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