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I am very grateful for the new G19.... I live in the USVI in the Caribbean and my signal qualities are ridiculously HIGH :cool: On both "Safe TV" and "Doc Scott" which in the past traditionally had the lowest levels in the 30's - 40's :eek: are now holding steady in the mid to upper 90's...

FWIW.....From the looks of the mount... i'd say it's a Prodelin brand dish. :)

Wouldn't have a clue how to "gracefully" do that... but I shall "tinker" with it. :D

Hmmmmm..... quite a novel idea that rotary rasp..... I'll check it out later today! :upNow to figure out how to possibly stabilize my regular drill.....

I have an AzureShine LNBF bracket that's factory designed for the smaller throat diameter LNBF's (such as DTV etc) as opposed to FTA 40mm opening. The bracket is actually designed in 2 halves that snap together around the LNBF throat. I've got a Dremel tool but I'm not quite comfortable doing it...

Thanks for the input... I'm currently on the road so I'll try "de-warping" when I get back to base.

Hi, I was having some signal issues with a 1.2M Meter Azure shine dish. I decided to dismantle the hard ware and string test it from left to right lnbf arm mount holes and from bottom mount hole to the top. It passed the string test.... I flexed the dish as well. Flexing the antenna seems to...

The new G* Geosat Pro 1100C DVR works flawlessly with CC. :up

FWIW..... I recently had to do this BUT I used my Maxtor 500GB external hard drive with my new DVR.... IF & IF by chance you WILL be using the hard drive with a DVR unit, check the menu options in the receiver to do the reformat for you.:)

Ok... I follow.... but is it even feasible to forgo the ground block route in favor of the UPS's F jacks providing the "ground protection" instead of the traditional ground block route. Case in Point... I have an install where the dish had to be mounted on the side of the building about two...

Hello, i've been "lurking around" for quite some time now as a guest. I'd first off like to say I am greatfull for this forum and the QUALITY members here.... felt like I've know you guys for long time :). Needless to say, I've learned quite a bit over the last several months i've been...