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Linuxman, for what it's worth when I got the DSR-922 I did a little testing of my own. The goal was trying to get a BSC-621 to work. So this was a single wire solution. I hooked up my analog sqealer meter with it's "V/H" and "22kHz (tone)" LED's to the appropriate port. I power-cycled...

DSR-922 still up for grabs

Sent a pm to you, ikki

Anyone else looking for a 922? It's time to make the house payment and we're short this month. I haven't subbed it since March. It's a 2005 edition!

Funny enough that is the "feed" frequency 3914 V 3333 is the "official" BYU channel frequency Both were decently strong but I'm using a 8.5 foot dish there If your going for AMG, It's NOT happening.

Not really. My grandparents are using a Gardiner 55K circa 1989 on Horizontal part of the 8 footers feed horn. Pulles most everything on Horizontal at 79%Q or better.

Euronews is on MHz Worldwide three times a day 8:30am, 2:30pm, and 7:30pm Eastern http://www.mhznetworks.org/mhzworldview/index.php?option=com_wrapper&Itemid=91 24/7 on C-band like Lak7 said above

No, I'm not being clear, as usual. I was saying that the quality I got on the TP on the 10.5 footer at 121W could be almost lumped into 3 categories. Weaker TP's at 72% some at 75%, Strong ones at 80% Never had a 6 footer to play with. I would like on since it would be portable, but I only...

I HAD made a big ol' post on what I'm getting with both BUD's apparently it got ate by the ghost in the machine. As have other posts... 8.5 footer with a BSC-621: http://www.satelliteguys.us/free-air-fta-discussion/172954-powervu-plus-n-list-watching-tv-2.html#post1803553 With a 10 footer I...

They're talking about 58W IS-9 = Intelsat 9 IA-9 = Intelsat Americas 9 Same bird in the end...

COOOMMMMCASSSSSSSSSSSSTT! :mad: EDIT: Excuse me, it must have been Time-Warner http://www.multichannel.com/article/354656-VeneMovies_Inks_TWC_Pact.php

W5 is AMC 18 @ 105W I know a DSR-922 works fine on W5.

I posted here when I first noticed Jewelry gone. I don't know if it had been off for more than 48 hours when I posted. https://www.satelliteguys.us/c-band-satellite-discussion/187745-another-analog-channel-gone.html

So you can track alot more than the Clark belt and in alot more bands usually

@AMC1 PM sent, but don't let is discourage you from trying!

Push the "source" button on your remote Right above the SAT button above the LEFT arrow.

I'm not picking up Jewelery TV today. 121W G23 T7 for you 4DTV folk TP 21 H Sad to see an Satellite ID channel go away Made for an easy ID while aiming

I'm no expert on the subject, but I've had my best luck centering/squaring the mount. Then I began peaking on 121W Ku. I know our True South Satellite is supposed to be 123W. Some how after peaking on 121W and getting the elevation set, The BUD would track the arc from 139W to 91W on both C...

He's in Oregon, about Salem from the coordinates he gave. Excuse me, outside Silverton. 89W is the start of where things get tricky over here. I can't comment on getting G28 with a BUD since I stopped at 91W with the one that has the motor mounted on the West-side of the dish. Could you tell...

Along with the Downlink simplifcation, there is the simplification of encryption systems. The below is "How I Understand It" Using Scientific Atlanta equipment, you can shift the PowerVu mux from the L-band straight to a QAM-CATV channel for your SA cable boxes, which already know how to...

Not only that but Long Hair needs to set it to "C-band LNBF" and "Rotate 90°"

I say start with 121W then move on later... Unless you're into Spanish programming, then aim at 113W and 116.8W

They require 2 or more LNB attached and, in the case of DVB-s receivers, require a multiswitch or a receiver with separate H/V inputs. Dual C-band: https://www.impaktproducts.com/Dual-C-Band-Feed-p-16553.html The other I'm looking for is like that but has 2 more spots for Ku LNB's Ku LNB's...

@1ADAM12 There are now 3 models of the BSC-621 -1 uses a 22kHz tone switch and the Ku LNB is a standard (L.O. 10750) -2 uses a DiSEqC switch and the Ku LNB is a universal (L.O. 9750/10600) -2D has no built-in switch (BYOS) and the Ku LNB is a universal (L.O. 9750/10600) [OP has this one]...

Figures, I post here and someone buys all 3 4200's Enjoy!