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Thanks Michael for the Black Friday Deals! It was time for me to replace my LNBFs and try the Amiko Mini SE.

On Hauppauge's web page they list: Shipping locations Shipments to North America are made from our warehouse in New York. Shipments to Europe are made from our warehouse in Ireland. Shipments to Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Malaysia and other countries in Asia and South East Asia are made...

Same PIDs that lost_mesa posted (V:101 A:256 P:8190) and H.264 Video

I am not seeing anything at 11832 V I am still seeing FSTV at: 11857 V 1784 Los Angeles 1.2 Meter Ku PLL LNB

I think all you need is a RS-232 Female to Female DB-9 Cable, but I would wait for Titanium to confirm that it is a plain straight through cable or a null one.

I am seeing it at 11857 V 1784

The duplicates are much weaker, so only large dishes might be picking them up.

Happy Fathers Day!

I noticed that too, and found that thread by searching. They are on opposite polarities.

Moved to the FTA section. Could the discrepancy be because it is an offset dish (LNB is not at the center of the dish)? EDIT: Well I guess not, it looks like you are using the correct equation for an offset dish: Focal length = (width ^ 3) / (16 * depth * height) (Legon's equation for the...

According to Lyngsat there seem to be a few DVB-S transponders on SES 5 @ 5.0°E

Hispasat is at: 30.0°W

I tried doing the same thing using two splitters (1 port DC pass and a 2 port DC pass) about a year ago but I was unsuccessful getting the DiSEqC commands to the motor. I put together my own splitter with a capacitor to pass the 22 KHz DiSEqC commands about a year ago and used it successful...

A spectrum analyzer would be the best, followed by a satellite signal meter.

Yes, ONN was on that satellite. I still remember the 74°W slot as its older name SBS-6... Then I think it was replaced by Galaxy 17 and finally H2.

Then set the LO: 09750 and the HI: 10700 Make sure it is 10.7 Ghz and not 10.75 Ghz if it is 10.750 Ghz then the HI: would be 10750

You should have a S reading when the LNB is connected to the meter. Even if the LNB is only in your hand. LNB Power should be ON when connecting the LNB directly to the meter. Diseqc should be OFF and if you select universal type LNB the 22K setting is auto.

I probably edited my post while you were typing: If possible look for markings on the LNB that might help identify it. Good luck and let us know how everything goes.

That is normal. The "S" means Signal level, it should have a reading if the meter is connected to an LNB. The value you care about is "Q" - Quality. You will only get a Q value when you lock onto a transponder. I recommend trying a LNB setting of Universal with a LO: 09750 and HI: 10600 For...

The meter "might" give you a power reading on a DVB-S2 transponder, but it will not be able to lock the transponder and give you a quality or bit error rate reading. Don't try a DVB-S2 transponder the first time you try looking for a satellite. You should first try a DVB-S transponder, get a...

The Ku low and Hi freq parameters are settings for your LNB on the Antenna Setup menu. What LNB are you using? Does it mention the term Universal or something like "9750/10600". To enter the frequencies that you see on Lyngsat you want to go to the Transponder Setup menu.

Thanks FTA4PA that manual looks very helpful!

Welcome Robdifferent! :welcome I have not used that meter and I can't find a manual for it. What channels are you trying to pick up? Are they on C-Band (four digit frequencies) or Ku-Band (five digit frequencies) Ku lo and high are used to set up the LNB Local Oscillator frequency. Do you...

On the vertical side there's a transponder at 11898 V 22000 containing the same channels listed here: TheList - Galaxy 19 97W Ku 11898V

They all look like duplicates to me trying to advertise transponder space. Hopefully they put something interesting on that transponder soon.