from previous forum discussions...
I agree with the above.
But while you are at it, you might be changing scalars, so...
I'd measure the rim of the dish to the rim of the scalar, at four places around the dish.
They should all be equal. That puts the feed over the middle of the dish.
Then, aim the dish to TS, and throw a straight edge (vertically) across the scalar.
Measure the angle with your inclinometer.
Throw a board (again,vertically) across the face of the dish.
Measure the angle with your inclinometer.
The two should match. This puts the scalar parallel to the dish.
We've had discussions on how to use lasers to get the feed to the right place and aimed at the center of the dish,
... but on a little 6' dish and on C-band, I'm not sure it's warranted.
Let us know how it works out, and post some pictures.
