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I'll try and post some pictures in the next week or so of the "DishDavit".

I remember when Playboy shared a transponder (G5-2) with Gary Cubetta and Satellite City TV and his famous "Super Ice Lnbs and King Viper Receivers":rolleyes:

I still have 2 of these units. Mine have the trade name DishDavit, made by a company in Asheville, NC

Didn't Charlie own Houston Tracker Systems?

If you hooked up the Reed sensor to +5Volts, it's probably toast.

Remember Gary Cubetta of Satellite City TV and his "Super Ice" LNB?

Mike, I don't know why but the 4DTV receivers would bump a few digits on the position counter even if there was no sensor connected. Had me going the first time I saw this as I was looking for a problem that wasn't even there. I see you are just down the road from me. I'm in Richmond...

If you were getting 0Volts off the motor terminals with a known good meter, then something is wrong with the receiver. You would not have gotten any voltage on the sensor since it is just a switch (open or close). I can't remember off the top of my head if the 922 has a circuit breaker for the...

Check the back of your receiver again. Most receivers I'm familiar with have a DC output terminal to power position sensors.

The person who installed the feedhorn did not set to the polar axis, which would have reversed the polarity on all satellites. The 4DTV receiver has an option in the setup menu to reverse polarity on all satellites

The only way to find out is to open the cover on the Horizon-Horizon motor and see what kind of sensor it has. Some H-H motors used a standard reed sensor, while others used an optical sensor and some used a potentiometer. The optical and potentiometer sensor almost always had the 5 volt wire...