Fine tuning 110 question
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I use 11...it usually brings in a pretty high strength when i do my installs i check 119 and 110 on trans. 11.
Hope This Helps
Mike
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Mike
Does it actually not matter what TP you're peaking on? If one TP is peaked, aren't all the others are peaked too?
well technically yes.
Some are spotbeams so they may be stornger (or weaker) than others
If I try and peak on TP12 (which is a spotbeam), I'll have a high signal on that but low ones on others. But if I peak on a CONUS slot, then the rest fall into place
I'd go for 11 & 14 since both are not on spotbeam and are on opposite polarity
Some are spotbeams so they may be stornger (or weaker) than others
If I try and peak on TP12 (which is a spotbeam), I'll have a high signal on that but low ones on others. But if I peak on a CONUS slot, then the rest fall into place
I'd go for 11 & 14 since both are not on spotbeam and are on opposite polarity
11 and 14 work well for me as well. I used to check 11 and 12, but with the new 110 bird, the area I install in doesn't have anything on TP 12.
Well yeah I wasn't talking about spotbeams. I meant If I peak one transponder and let's say it peaked at 90, and I check on a different transponder after and it's just 82, means 90 on one and 82 on the other is the max on both. You couldn't go ahead and try to get the 82 TP higher, because that's already as high as it goes right?
