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Do the lnb's have any problems being slaved to the 922? I know that the FTA receiver will switch between 13/18v and the 4dtv puts out like 19V.

Almost seems as if the diseqc switch is being "swamped" with signal due to both the C and Ku LNB's being powered by the 922 all the time.

Both of my splitters are brand new high frequency with dc blocking on one leg. Even tried to swap the splitters and still the same thing.

I have a Pansat 2700a slaved to a 922 4dtv and am having some very strange issues. It is hooked up correctly, I.e. 4dtv powers C and KU on the bigdish, 2700a powers 2 other lnb's on stationary KU dishes, all thru a 4x1 pansat diseqc. Whats strange is that when everything is connected I get major...

Hello Great board, lots of great infomation posted here. Have had a C/KU dish for many years, and added FTA about 5 years ago. My current setup consists of a 10' Perfect 10 dish, Chapparal Corotror 2+, DSR922 4dtv, Pansat 330a, and Pansat 2700a. I enjoy searching for and finding new feeds...

You could try this: http://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/seg/geomag/jsp/Declination.jsp

I agree, Great source of info, indeed. I joined that board way back when it was on Delphi. Just make sure to search the site before asking questions!!

That traxis 3500 is an excellent receiver for the money, I only wish it could pass ac3 on all the channels. I've heard that that issue is being looked into tho.

For a 10 footer, I would definatley go with a 24" or greater actuator. I have had 3 of the smaller 18" superjacks, and all of them had the same accuracy problem of never stopping on the same spot twice. I'm using a 24" Venture now and it is very precise.

What exactly do the "bars" look like?

Typically East of the Mississippi the actuator gets attached on the West side, and west of the Mississippi gets attached on the east.