Ah, the recent memories....
If I had to venture a guess I would say Anik F1 @ 107.3W but checking lyngsat both F1R and F2 are DCII not DVB.
mbarnes:
switch to a scrambled channel and hit the info button twice and post what the CAS field says here.
As for the best method of finding anything...
I do the following:
Use a cleaned, fresh list of transponders and satellites like the one
I posted in this thread. Upload it to your Coolsat using the serial cable. This makes ID'ing a Sat a breeze, since sats tend to use different Symbol Rates on similar frequencies.
I use a cheap "squealer" meter to tell me I'm on something.
One like this...
I turn the dB dial down to the noise floor (where the meter squeals but nothings there) and then a touch back so it stops squealing.
When it starts squealing I keep going until see the needle peak. I work the dish back and forth turning the dB dial down so as to find the "center of the signal"
Next I turn my attention to the Coolsat. I prefer the [(menu) button --> Installation --> Manual scan] screen as the place to aim with. Lets me flick through satellites and their transponders while I'm aiming.
I line up E-W using a vertical transponder.
Then switching to a Horizontal transponder I fix the skew and elevation.
This is my best friend when it comes to skew...
I'm used to a Coolsat 5000 but I have spent some time with the 6000
My 6000 reads about 3% higher than my 5000
Here's some Coolsat Quaility meter numbers it took me awhile to learn. (Been aching to post these numbers for some time but haven't had a decent reason

)
Code:
<17% = nothing
19-20% = something but many possibilities why nothing, just know something is off by a bit. This is a good start.
25-30% = Right frequency, wrong symbol rate. You're probably not where you think you are. Or the symbol rate has changed, go recheck your info.
60-63% = You're almost there keep tweaking. (Normal screen will probably say "No Audio/Video")
66-70% = ok you can stop but you'll want to keep going if you can go higher.
70-72% = As good as it gets... on a 5000
>72% = It's BOOMING IN.
Code:
FEC threshold
(these do matter; otherwise you'll be staring at "No Audio/Video" alot)
1/2 =>60%
3/4 =>64% (you'll get used to seeing 63%)
5/6 =>66%
7/8 =>69% (aim for 70% or more)
I stopped blindscanning awhile ago since it took too long trying to find stuff. (I'm not a feedhunter yet.)
Remember Red meter means "nothing", Green meter means lock :up