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I have recently bought a satlink ws 6923 but unable to find ses 5 satellite as nothing seems to be broadcast in dvb can I use this meter to find dvb-s satellites? Thanks Rob

its a universal lnb 10.7ghz ku band will take to somone with a lnb connection already set up to test. I am used to the analog cheap signal meter, but decided to get a better meter as I want to experiment more with satellites

I always get a s reading of 78% sometimes jumps to 80% even if dish is inside lnb is in my hand etc. Lnb power on diseqc is off 22k off is this normal?

Thanks so much for this help. Its direct to lnb I will try this this afternoon. Am going away for 1 week then will try again when back. Thanks so much for the help. I just hope I don't have faulty meter as it always shows a high reading even tho lnb is inside not connected at all...

Somhow I think the meter is faulty It always shows my an 78% reading on the s even though the lnb is inside and in my hand etc. sometimes upto 80% perhaps I have bought a faulty meter?

ok thanks for reply. So what do I use for the lo and hi and transponder what would you recommend? Then I will give it a try.

What I am trying to do, is find our local satellite which is intelsat 20 to start with. Now the meter is dvb-s can I use this meter to align my dish if the signals been broadcast using dvs-s2 from the satellite? Thanks. Speak soon. Rob

Thanks all:) What Im struggling with is on the meter. It has a place to enter transponder then also Ku low and hi freq the problem is according to lynsat the frequencies are higher and the highest I can set the meter to is 11475. Bit confusing if the frequencies on the satellite...

thanks, lets hope so. I don't understand the different settings like ku lo and high cause its not within the frequency of the satellite according to lynsat

Hi all:) thanks for reading my post. I am from South Africa. I recently imported a satlink ws 6923 finder. What frequencies do I program in it to pick up intelsat 20 and ses5 I been to lynsat but don't understand how to put it into the meter. Can anyone advice me please. Thanks Rob