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I dug a 4 foot deep, 2 foot diameter, hole for my 12 footer and used a 4.5 inch diameter pole with a triangular base that has 3 holes and I used 3 foot threaded L bolts that attached to the base and went into the hole. The triangular base will allow for re-leveling of the pole and the L shaped...

I can't confirm since my dish mover burned up. $180 for a new PR1200? Wow.

I never heard of it.

Looking forward to seeing Bugs and Daffy again.

I rescanned 97W on my wifes dish and got all the ABC feeds at 14 dB. Hers is a 12 footer also. Apparently, the 12 footer that I use is way out of alignment.

I just tried a rescan of 97W and now the ABC feeds are gone. They must be having problems?

The ABC feeds are back on 97W but I can't seem to lock them. The osmio is suppose to receive H.265 does it not?

I just re-scanned 97W C-band and the ABC stations are gone. TVROSAT and Lyngesat doesn't show them. The 99W feeds are still present.

When does that go into effect? I'm still picking up the feeds on 99W C-band with no problem. I'm getting 13.42 dB C/N on my osmio on a 12 footer (which needs to be repeaked when I stop being lazy).

The UPS units I have require the sealed lead acid battery to be replaced every 2-3 years. I don't bother with surge suppression on ethernet cables but I use, at the very least, grounding blocks for F connectors that I attach to a solid copper ground bus bar that has a ground that goes outside to...

Same issue for me.

Went up to $3.20 from $3.16 for 87 octane.

That probably explains it since mine was in a 2014 Xterra. Anyway, I like doing the streaming but sometimes I get weird streaming like the currently playing song is playing another copy on top of it. Sometimes the next song starts playing before the end of the current song - as much as 30...

I never could do that with my OEM SiriusXM radio in my Xterra. That's not like streaming. I don't know if streaming is a "two-way street" or if the stream is buffered or both.

Especially if one is using a VPN.

OK.

I use YT mainly for howto videos but I do watch some political commentary and some historical stuff. I have watched some Star Trek stuff on it. Other than that, I don't watch YT content much.

After you do that and get the satellite positions programmed in, you can then do a blind scan on each satellite.

I'd rather pay more for gasolines that help reduce carbon buildup in the engine. I know that the gas comes from the same refinery but it's the additives that make the difference. So, I don't use gasbuddy.

I don't remember when but they've been gone for awhile now.

Jumped to $3.16 from $3.09 for 87 octane. Sinclair.

12.5 dB here.

I just did a renewal and it's $6/month + fees and taxes (about $7.30 total). I was paying about $24/month. car+streaming. I prefer streaming since you can pause, rewind, or skip forward.

101W C-band was working just fine 30 minutes ago.

Yep. Some ISPs allow static IPs for residences, some do not for the reasons you gave. But there is a way around that with dyndns which essentially gives you a static IP. So ISPs that deny residential static IPs are being ridiculous.