No Kidding!
Well, the saga continues. When I plugged in 10750, like Ice suggested ( just in case Invacom was messing with me and sold and labeled a standard as a universal ) BlindScan found the very same TP, only up in the 13Ghz range

... yeah... well outside typical Ku satellite range.
Sorry to say this most recent revision of ViewSat S/W ( 2013 ) is pretty buggy. In frustration, I surfed about and came across another satellite board which seemed to imply that the ViewSat could even be used as a C Band STB! They simply dropped in a freq. that was down in the C-Band range and use a C-Band LNB/VBox setup on a BUD. They also indicated it was possible to
plug in any freq. you want via keypad... the site in question was beginning to sound like a "hack" site to me:devil: . Sorry I won't go any further on
those guys. But they got me to thinking...
I entered 9750 in the LNB high freq field and kept 9750 in the LNB low field. Instantly, the signal and quality meters on the screen when green and hit the limits. I then did an ordinary "Channel Scan" of the stuff thats manually entered by ViewSat, and pretty much acquired every channel documented on LyngSat for G-10R and a few that weren't.
Sounds pretty good eh? Other than the weird LNB freq entry, the ViewSat was tracking all freqs. EXACTLY! I went off and pulled in IA5 just for the fun of it in the same way. For the time being I have more TV and Radio than I can absorb in the next few months.

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Well, before you go off thinking "one more happy camper"... NOT QUITE

Simple truth , is that even with this "break thru", the BlindScan sucks the big one. It could only find 19 channels on one TP before, and it still can't do any better

. It couldn't do anything with the other satellites before and still can't ( though at least the 19 it found were now on the right freq.

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Now would any one like to speculate on why ViewSat would insert 9750/10600 automatically on a universal LNB ( just like you'd expect ) and have it so far off the real entry point? And why would BlindScan be so... ummm... well... blind? Almost like its scanning to fast to get a lock...