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Put me on the list for the new PVR.

Also, if you didn't have a way to dump your sat list, you will now with this update.

History and Bio Q=71% at my location on the Outer Banks of North Carolina. No problems in reception here.

Confirmed...Hello Channel is not found by blind scan or by manual entry on my reciever.

Yep...History and Bio are here at my location.

Direct TV and Dish Network use a circular LNBF. Whereas, most of the dishes for FTA reception in America use a linear LNBF. You could use a circular LNBF for sat reception for the Atlantic region of the sky but as pro96 said you need a larger dish.

Iceberg, what TPs are you using for History and Biography channels? The reason I ask is because maybe by manually entering them in versus blind scan they will show up on some receivers.

Direct TV and Dish Network use a circular LNBF. Whereas, most of the dishes for FTA reception in America use a linear LNBF. You could use a circular LNBF for sat reception for the Atlantic region of the sky but you would need a larger dish and since you're on the west coast, the Atlantic...

RFD TV is working for me as well. My location is eastern NC, USA.

The spacing between the numbers on the dmx741 equals 0.25 or 1/4 inch. Hope this helps.

Iceberg, I'm glad to read I'm not the only one to capture both sats at one position. I'll make a note of that for future reference. Thanks guys.

I just thought it was weird that my Gbox lost counts on Galaxy 25 and the other satellite counts are fine. This is why I was asking if G25 had moved. I do understand that bleed over can occur. Thanks.

Is it possible to receive three satellites at the same time? What I mean is, with one LNBF. I'm picking up Galaxy 17, Nimiq 1 and Galaxy 25 at the same dish position. Did G25 or the others move a little? Of course, G17 and N1 are roughly at the same position and G17 is 2 degrees away. Any ideas?

Thanks for the quick response

I'm looking for a TP to lock in for AMC 9 @ 83W. I can't seem to find this bird.