Ill fine tune it and see what happens. 103w is.direct tv right? Really appreciate everyone’s help definitely could not have done this alone . Came across this stuff on YouTube from the satellite nerd. Looked cool and thought i would give it a shot. Make for great project that for sure.
OTHER FTA Noob: Having Problems Finding Satellite
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I agree, it's 103w. 11760 H 30000, 11880 H 30000, are NBC. Not sure what that 12130 is though...
DirecTV 10/12 & SES 3 at 103.0°W - LyngSat
There's typically MORE than one sat at a position. Your dish see's them as a single sat, but only picks up the appropriate frequencies the receiver and lnb are capable of.
Those receivers are not so sensitive to signal tuning. I always use a satfinder (sathero 200) to tune the dish outside.
Echostar 105 ku but there is no channels on that transponder. peak it in and try for signal on transponder 12035 H 3979 auto
Get a Sharpie marker with a fine tip (or a reasonable facsimile thereof) and mark the mounting pole and dish bracket at the spot where you got 105 W. That's your 105 degree reference point. Then you can move the dish a little East, in increments until you find 97W. Note that there are satellites at 95, 97, 99, 101, 103, etc., so you will have to adjust your elevation and azimuth slowly. You are doing a good job, keep at it and you will get 97W.
Welcome bud another member from Indiana. You could be on 91w ku. 87w would be a good satellite to aim for since you live here.
