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Nice looking dish Joe hooked you up with. Come back for sure, especially on hd side of things- c band is kicking ku butt.

A quick google of c/ku band lnbf will bring up many sites which sell those types on lnbfs. A popular one is the dmx741.

Those tp and the NBC tp scan in with excellent signal quality here. You may need to tweak your dish or skew your lnbf.

For 4:2:2 and 4:2:0 your only option would be an azbox but all other above mentioned receivers have a blind scan. The only down side on the azbox is that it's blind scan is as slow as molasses. I use a combination of 2 receivers for each band to keep me covered.

I had a wideband corotor for years on my 10' bud but could never seem to scan in all channels. I finally changed my feed about a month ago to a c/ku band lnbf and poof, almost 99% signal quality on all my sats. Go figure, with Norstar lnbs the feed cost me almost $400 the lnbf cost $40 and is...

Thanks for the replies. I finally figured it out except after saving a sat to a position how to send it to that position.

Coming in here on my 6' slid at 92% quality.

I was given an old Toshiba TRX-80 ird which I plan to use for a stand alone positioner. I have it wired and tested, the motor functions are working well. My two problems are that I'm not getting an on screen picture at all(set up with rca audio and video cable) and secondly, I'm not sure how to...