re-inventing the past ?
If you want to be helpful, tell us about how many degrees
off bore sight you can get FTA Ku satellites on that dish. - :up
Sounds like that's what you are set up for.
And we could really use your input for another thread.
As for your idea of moving the dish, doesn't that conflict with using multiple LNBs?
If you are serious, all you have to do is lean the support pole back toward the north the same number of degrees as your latitude...
Then rig the mount to tip the dish forward (down toward the south) the 22..25 degrees of offset the dish has...
(plus a few degrees for declination...)
Now, when you twist the dish on the not-so-plumb pole, it'll go from one bird to the next, without further adjustment.
In the old days, some BUDs were equipped with a crank to make this movement.
You could have a cheat-sheet with how many turns of the crank to go from one bird to the other.
If you rig up something like this, just be careful you don't let the weight of the dish at far east or far west angles, rip your arm off! -

We don't need to go hunting any one-armed men here on the Sat forum! -
