Recent content by FTARock20

Thanks to everyone for all the help! 87W 91W and 97W on one dish! It's awesome!

Hah, the neighbors would be okay with it. But not the people I live with.

Really, it's that simple with this one? That's kinda what I'm looking for, a non-permanent setup. What kinds of things could I watch with this dish, at least in theory? Thanks so much for the advice.

Thanks. I appreciate all the info. As much as I'd like to have a larger dish on this property, other people on this property would not be so happy with it, so this is kinda what I can do for now. If I do purchase this dish, how would I go about actually putting it in the ground. Not entirely...

Looking to get started in C-Band. I'm looking to pick up the necessary equipment to do so. Will this suffice? TRI-SHIELD RG6 COAXIAL PATCH CABLE 75 OHM 18AWG ANTI-UV COMPRESSION F-CONNECTORS | eBay C-band LNBF C1-PLL - WiFi 4G LTE Interference Filter- Phase Lock Loop Satellite 701748637939 |...

So far working great. Gonna add 87W today. DiSEqC switch shipment delayed till Monday :(.

Will this be okay? Currently getting 91W on the center lnb with 74 percent quality on most transponders, 97W on right lnb 43-60 percent on most transponders. Getting 3rd lnb and diseqc switch tomorrow. Anything else I need to keep in mind or am I set?

You guys have said exactly what I thought too. Thanks! And yes, I did mean quality, apologies. I may try to mount it differently, but would anyone here know the best way to build my own bracket? What do I need to buy, and how should I put it together? Thank you very much.

Got a multi-LNB bracket online, but since installing, I've been having signal trouble. I have my dish aimed at 97W and am used to 60-65 percent signal strength on my receiver; after adding this bracket (and realigning the dish), the best I have been able to get is 43 percent. What can/should I...

I currently have a 33 inch dish aimed at 91w. Would it be possible to add more lnbs to receive other satellites? If so, what other satellites could I hit with a dish aimed at 91w, and how would I go about adding these LNBs?

This is largely temp. Plan is to perhaps eventually throw it on a ground pole, may be adding a motor to the setup as I already find the switching between the 2 satellites I like, G17 and SES3 tedious.

Thanks user spongella for the mount idea. It works great. Aimed at 97W right now and working perfect :)

Yep, I can see them just fine. And well, I had the LNB skew in the literal opposite direction last time, also had to move the dish about 15 degrees west of where I had it pointed last time. The moment when I received signal, great.

Well, moved it over to 103W and watching NHK, this is really cool. Was getting a little discouraged, but wow, this is amazing.

158 TV 55 Radio, does that sound about right?