HeHe!!
Well my happiness was short lived.
After the rain had passed, and the radar had cleared to the South, my Ku was still not back up to par.
I got pi$$ed off at it and went up and pulled off the gold ring and set the F/D at .32 as advised above, adjusted the focal length to the 33.75" again, and tried that.
I still have the fantastic C-Band like it was with the gold ring, and the Ku is at much better than earlier, but still not up to where the Birdview lives.
I have decided that using the Co-Rotor with this dish will have to be a compromise for where I am now. I already have 3 fixed Primestars set up for the family on White Springs, G10R, and Hispasat. I may set them up one more for AMC3 so the rest of the Ku will be where it will be.
I am exploring an ADL RP-2 series feed-horn and looking at pricing for them. That may be an option in the future for this dish. They are supposed to work well with "deep dishes".
Right now, the Birdview is still king. I think it will always be the best signal getter of any dish I have come across.
On a brighter note, while I was waiting for it to dry out on the roof, I went over and picked up the Primestar 1 Meter Round/Oval dish that I was waiting for the property to close on in order to get it.
I don't have a new picture, (my daughter took the camera to the last day of school and ran down two sets of batteries

) but here are a couple I took the day I found it.
My very first and only 1 Meter Primestar. I finally have one after all these months of looking.
It is going on the roof tomorrow for my set up. I liked the idea of fixed dishes on the most watched satellites for the family, I am going to put up two or three for the setup in my den.
I am going to get another 84e tomorrow afternoon. Already have permission but they want to be there.
So that will make three Primestar dishes I have acquired this week.
Fred