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I like to use "schedule 40" (thick and heavy duty) steel pipe. Purchase from a plumbing supply house or a steel dealer.

Mark Long you have an open invitation to stop by my house anytime for dinner and help me peak out my dish ;)

It is free as long as your 4dtv- DCII unit is turned on for something - but their is no subscription fee for it. Combat is great :)

I still really like my good old 3618. I had an ultra and now have a coolsat and still like to use the satworks for scanning and just erase everything when i'm done. I really don't like the way these units add everything they find into your main channel list.

I don't understand how someone can come here look the site over, register and still come out and ask how they can get 110 & 119 for free. They really should know better and just call their local police and ask them directly.

Nice going and well deserved.

I would ask for a nice snap n seal compression tool :)

MVIDEA FS4000 - No blind scan or ac3 unless I''m missing something.

Get/ borrow a couple of propane/map gas tourches heat the sucker up till it's cherry red and it will bend like butter.

Yes very nice review. Please let us know how the blind scan works up against your satworks and can this unit do ac3? Thanks

I would be interested in knowing what was wrong if you find anything out.

What kind of dish and lnb are you using?

Well I still say hook a short coax jumper to the satwork lnb connector and check the voltage for each polarity. Maybe the satwork is only putting out on one polarity. Then when it's slaved the pansat is supplying voltage for the other. That would explain why it works when hooked to the pansat.

What's going on here doesn't make any sense. If the satwork can change polarity then it must be putting out voltage. If it's putting out voltage then the lnbf is getting power. The satwork is able to pick up and tune signal when slaved. So the satwork is doing the same thing the pansat is doing...

The plot thickins..........Hell yeah that makes a difference..... my understanding is the polarity is voltage controlled which is what the 13/18 means on the setup screen 13v for vertical / 18v for horizontal. At this point I would unhook everything from the 3688 and plug the coax into back...

Well check both - on mine with it plugged into the wall and everything else on the back of the unit unplugged I screwed a short 2' coax jumper onto the lnb connector and read 19.34 volts dc between the center conductor and where the connector is crimped to the coax. Then I would open the unit up...

Not looking good but for the hell of it I would turn on the 12v, skew and 22k just to see if it had any effect. If your adventurous check that power cable inside with a volt meter on mine the voltages are labled. As a last resort maybe pick up an old el cheapo analog c/ku reciever on fleabay and...

My 3618 has no option for lnb power that I can see and since a 3618 can be turned into a 3688 lnb power must be software controlled. I would go with a factory reset first then flash it with factory software if that didn't work. I opened the case on mine and had a look. All the power to the main...

Have you tried both of your lnb outputs on the the satwork to rule out coax/lnb problems? I have a 3618 and have had no problems powering my lnbs

Yes that it the one I was going to post but the system here says I can't post a url. vetrun....... dot......u know what forward slash forums forward slash index could someone that can post a url please fix this and post the url

Would it be ok to post a link to an asia/pacific forum for him? Not sure what the rules are here.

It's open key (so far at least) you will have to have some kind programming authorized even if it's just the guide.