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My Final setup for now. 135w west, 97w and 113w. Will be adding 99w cband and 103w ku and maybe 101w Cband. But I ran out of brackets and C band Lnbs.

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87w was able to get it last year but not this year at all. Also I should be able to get 125w but there is a building blocking the signal and I am not able to move the dish I am able to swing the dish to 113w and get great signal maybe 117w. But not able to get any pbs at all

I was able to receive the 87w and the cnn feeds once but not the pbs. got 99w Cband but not the news channels. I would like the 125w pbs but also want 97w on the same dish. I don't think that is possible though. Right now I am parked on 105w for the NBC mux but will try to see what I can do...

Thanks for the responses I did have it on 113w ku and got Reuters. I wanted to try the Cband 4040 v 30000 but did not spend any time to try and catch it. What about 91ku fox and CBS is it better than the NBC mux ? Any live feeds on 99w or 87w worth setting up for ?

In Montego Jamaica right now at my second home. 6Ft channel Master dish Cband on 105w the 4 NBC mux I thought it was live 24hrs but most times it's just blank most of the time, Ku is on 97w. I tried 99w I got the lesea channels but not the Puerto Rican Mux on 3827. Are there any 24hr american...

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If I was AT&T and I wanted to save money I would basically kill all dish install in the urban areas. Save on equipment, install, staff and maintenance. And continue using Satellite in the Rural as much of the saving in the city would offset the rural but then it's depending on how many customers...

I don't think you will be able to get on that size dish because the PBS channels on KU are dvb-s2 and that dish maybe to small to receive the but you can try 125W otherwise until you can find a bigger dish most of what you are looking can be received OTA but that's no fun lol

I did see your youtube review on this love the Sat id feature with the Spectrum Analyzer

I would suggest you look locally I can bet you will get one at a cheaper price maybe even free. Look around on buildings and in yards and don't be afraid to ask if its available

OK Thanks seems as if there is no news networks there Scratch that. I Just search and there seems to be a few thanks

how does 87w compare to 99w does it have channels like NBC, Fox or any of its affiliates ?

You can check here DishPointer - Align your satellite dish That's a great Lnb by the way

check the dish Elevation on those 3 Sats that you are able to get and see if it correspond with your location Elevation because something does not sound right that dish is more than big enough unless the Elevation is off or the stand is not plumb. And just to ask what type of Lnb are you using ?

Try to see if you can hit 101 and then slowly try to see if you can hit 103 go on Sathint or Lyngsat for a working transponder. Put the dish on 99w then select a working transponder in the satmeter for 101W and the slowly move the dish in that direction you should lock a signal and do the same...

Before we are able to assist you gives us bit more info Where are you located, what Size dish do you have, how high is the signal quality on those satellite you are able to get, what kind of receiver do you have and are you using a signal meter to help you with the signal?

Looking at the Photo your Receiver looks like its a Freesat/Dynosat note that you will have to move that LNB or Dish slowly because that receiver as a slight delay when picking up the signal.

Do you still have the old LNB holder for the dish? If you do I would suggest you fit it back on there and take a accurate measurement of where the LNB sits and then you will know how to position that one. Or another solution is if you know the Exact Elevation of the dish set it there and take...

Post Pics of the dish and how the Lnb is mounted

C band have more FTA channels available, it uses a different lnb, its not affected by rainfall as ku band and it also requires a bigger dish to get most of the Sats. You can use that size dish to get some Cband channels if you you buy a PLL Cband Lnb and a scalar ring. May not get all the sats...

you could possibly get a few sats with it it narrow down the sats you would like to receive then base on your location see which of those have the strongest beam in your area. You can check lyngsat Map or Satbeams. 97w would be a good sat as it as lots of dvb-s signals

I can relate to that one, bought a newer one though the Freesat V8 but it looks almost identical to the satlink.Will try for 87w Cband when I go back to Jamaica but I really want 97w 99w and 103w C band. Don't know if I can get all that on a 6ft dish but willing to try. Someone said I point the...