aquaman67 SatelliteGuys Pro Original poster Oct 29, 2005 339 17 Tennessee Oct 17, 2009 #1 I have a 1000.2 dish with a 722k. How can I have 78 signal strength on sat 119 transponder 21 and a 10 signal strength on transponder 8? It's not a spot beam either, it's channel 116.
I have a 1000.2 dish with a 722k. How can I have 78 signal strength on sat 119 transponder 21 and a 10 signal strength on transponder 8? It's not a spot beam either, it's channel 116.
aquaman67 SatelliteGuys Pro Original poster Oct 29, 2005 339 17 Tennessee Oct 19, 2009 #2 UPDATE: It's all the even transponders on sat 119. 8 is so low it gets no picture but all the other even transponders are low. What causes this? Connector? Ground Block? Cable? LNB? All the above?
UPDATE: It's all the even transponders on sat 119. 8 is so low it gets no picture but all the other even transponders are low. What causes this? Connector? Ground Block? Cable? LNB? All the above?
bobvick Pub Member / Supporter Pub Member / Supporter Lifetime Supporter Jul 20, 2006 4,471 2,169 Northwest Alabama Oct 19, 2009 #4 Have you tried a check switch? Could be a bad switch in the LNB. Also, have you checked your grounding and all of your connectors out at the dish?
Have you tried a check switch? Could be a bad switch in the LNB. Also, have you checked your grounding and all of your connectors out at the dish?
Jim S. When someone asks you if you're a god, you say yes Lifetime Supporter Jan 2, 2006 5,738 1,423 FN11od Oct 19, 2009 #5 When you bring up the System Info screen (menu-6-1-3 I think) does it complain about LNB drift?
aquaman67 SatelliteGuys Pro Original poster Oct 29, 2005 339 17 Tennessee Oct 19, 2009 #6 Jim S. said: When you bring up the System Info screen (menu-6-1-3 I think) does it complain about LNB drift? Click to expand... Negative. All systems are green.
Jim S. said: When you bring up the System Info screen (menu-6-1-3 I think) does it complain about LNB drift? Click to expand... Negative. All systems are green.
webbydude SatelliteGuys Master Feb 6, 2005 5,339 1 Akron, Ohio, United States Oct 19, 2009 #7 Either a bad LNB or a short in the line.
aquaman67 SatelliteGuys Pro Original poster Oct 29, 2005 339 17 Tennessee Oct 19, 2009 #8 webbydude said: Either a bad LNB or a short in the line. Click to expand... I have a 722k and a 625 hooked up with different lines and they are both doing the same thing. Not saying both lines can't be bad, but less likely, IMO. I'm voting for the LNB. Time to call Dish.....
webbydude said: Either a bad LNB or a short in the line. Click to expand... I have a 722k and a 625 hooked up with different lines and they are both doing the same thing. Not saying both lines can't be bad, but less likely, IMO. I'm voting for the LNB. Time to call Dish.....