The numbers on the 322 and 211 receivers reflect changes in the new software/new signal meter. The rest are what we're all used to. As we all know, dual tuner receivers read lower than single tuners do. Getting 125% even on a 301 is rare, admittedly. Though it's easy to get close. I replaced a superdish today with a 1000.2 on a 301 and had 123% on 119 (TR 11), 115% on 110 (TR 11), and 90% on 129 (TR 32 & 21). Again, the numbers I gave are merely acceptable normal ranges. They're not what everyone has or can get. As always, "...your mileage may vary." That customer today was lucky. Even after hours of tweaking, I can only get 85% on my 129, and that's with a 1000+ which has a larger reflector. As I noted in another thread, I forget where, all of these dishes are just stamped aluminum. You can put three dishes together, and set them one at a time all on the same mount, and get different peak signal strengths out of all three of them. It's luck of the draw.