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I lost the COZI feed on 105w just before Noon (CDT). Plenty of signal, but just black screen. They change PIDS or something? I'm using an AZBox Premium+ with a 10ft dish, signal quality 85%.

My vote goes to the Kual-tronics dish since RGK is only a few miles from the plant where the dish was made--Richland Center, WI. Nice dish, grab it or let me know and I'll get it.

satelliteshop.net or satelliteinstaller.com. costs about $1.19 @ foot.

Once you get an excellent signal, tighten the dish down, the, adjust you elevation, probably down. That should bring the dish back on track.

Looks like a Weingard. A friend of mine has one that looks just like this one, button hook and all. He got his in 1982.

The first satellite to set up would be the one most south to your location, that's the top of your arc. Then, adjust your elevation until you have a perfect signal, then, move to the next sat, and adjust your declination. Keep doing that until you have all the sats set up.

These are DVB-S2 transponders, and are therefore, more difficult to receive. Maybe more tweaking can make it happen, maybe not. the others you mentioned are not DVB-S2.

Need more info about your location, also what receiver are you using? Intel 2E (C) has some "zoned" transponders, while others are wide beam. Everything on Intel 4A (Ku) is encrypted. Your dish seems awfully small for C-Band, but, maybe. Try a "cone" wave guide with your C-Band LNBF, it may help.

Just a though: If you rotate the dish on your pole to the west maybe the east sats will come in better. A very slight adjustment east/west may be the answer. Don't mess with the declination it is most likely at the optimum.

Thanks for the detailed info, TVPro. I did check the voltage out put for the motor, it's at 36V. Also check the voltage for sensor, it was a bit above 6V, so OK. The counting circuit is counting fine. Then, checked the actuator's reed sensor, it seems to be counting OK, don't have another unit...

I'm having a problem setting the East limit. I did a MR, then set limits, moved the dish across the arc from end to end and set the West then the East limit, have a 24" arm on a 10' Unimesh. Then, when I go to set the sats I can't get the dish to W3(87W). I get a "You've Reach The East Limit"...

I bought my first DSR920 in 1998 for $595.00. Bought my current DSR922 about a month ago for $150.00.

I have heard that Motorola is selling off the 4DTV(STB) Division shortly after the first of the year. Maybe that's why they are saying Motorola will no longer support 4DTV?? Maybe the new owner will. It is a cash flow business, and if cash comes in on 4DTV subs, even if they don't show black...