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It's really hard to tell from the one picture just how you put the LNB onto the dish arms.
Maybe you could post three or four more pictures from different angles, with close up shots of the LNB and arms, in relation to the dish.
First thing that comes to mind, is the skew of the LNB.
Can / have you twisted it to optimize reception of your 121/123 bird?
Second thing, and the reason I ask for more pictures, is this...
Do you have the ability to move the LNB closer and farther from the dish?
If so, give that a try while aimed at one of your weak signals.
If those are the mounting arms that were made for your dish, it looks like you probably have the LNB is about the right place.
That's just my opinion, based on looking at a lot of Primestar dish pictures here at SatGuys and all over the 'net.
You can look at the dish and determine if it's warped.
Too late to lay it face down on a floor , but you can do the string test.
Tape a fairly tight string from top to bottom down the middle of the dish face.
Tape a second string across the middle of the dish from left to right.
The two strings should touch.
Leave those in place, and add two more strings in an "X" pattern.
All four should be touching at the center.
Corroded cable connections, feedthroughs, wall plates, surge suppressors should all be checked and bypassed.
If you can see a strong signal on any bird with your LNB, I'd assume it's okay.
But if you have a spare, by all means try a different one.
The dish is beautiful, and from the pictures, I cant imagine anything wrong with it.
Well, those are a few thoughts.
Give 'em a try and see what turns up.
edit:
Looks like I diddled around too long writing my tome and Larry beat me to some of the better ideas.
Way to go, Larry !
Well, it just shows we both saw the same things.
So, that's a hint - look into those common things first !
