I got it working. I went back out, took my "Dish pointing kit" out to the yard, got everything hooked up and signal was nill at the diseqc from the new dish setup.
Disconnected the diseqc and just plugged the line directly into the receiver, still nill from the 22khz switch.
Went over to the dish, hooked directly to the 22khz, still dead, but I could hear it clicking when I would try to switch between lnbs. Put a cheapie diseqc in place of the 22khz to verify the cables and lnb's were still good, yep, all was fine. Went back to the other 2 dishes and hooked back up (this is where the original diseqc is), everything was good. Put another new 22khz on, nothing again.
Alright, I can't have 3 bad 22khz switches, wtf is going on....
Started inspecting the existing cable I was using and started checking for anything. FINALLY, I noticed some stray stranded shielding coming up into the F connector. Ok... possibly that's the problem. Cut the end off, cleaned it up, re-terminated the end, hooked up the 22khz switch again. Went back to the tv and receiver over by the diseqc and hot damn, I had signal, switched to the other lnb, signal again! YAH!
Went back into the house and all the receivers were working! So lesson learned... even 4 stray pieces of shielding can throw off the switch apparently. Can't be sure if they were touching the conductor when the connections were made, but I did go back out and test with a multimeter to see if I had another issue with stray voltage, but nothing registered. I'll just chalk this up as a learning experience and to not do re-wires and re-points after sundown.
Now to add 91 to the 99/105 dish and eliminate the 22khz on the dish (after all my hard work getting it going)
