I am new and been having no luck getting any signal pointing to Galaxy 19. I have pointed dishes to Anik 1 for Shaw receiver. Bought a receiver Ariza xtream and LNB Ariza model GK-821-58D input 11.7-12.75GHz L.O. 10.75GHz 1m Dish for FTA Galaxy 19 trying to use a Satlink ws 6906 also tried a anolog finder no getting any hits not sure if maybe trees but using phone app shows the line of view is clear. Any advice or another satellite I cold aim at first to know the meter is working?
Galaxy 19 aiming
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That's a fancy meter! Make sure you have it set for an active transponder (frequency, symbol rate, polarity and FEC). Sat should be SW of you and up a bit less than 45deg up. 97 is usually easy to aim there are some strong transponders. 97 is 10deg east of 107 (Shaw) so maybe go by your other dish for direction/angle and aim just a bit higher and east 10deg. 11842MHz H 22000 3/4 QPSK is a strong TP should make noise if you get close. A 1m dish should work really well for 97 Ku.
Good luck!
That's a fancy meter! Make sure you have it set for an active transponder (frequency, symbol rate, polarity and FEC). Sat should be SW of you and up a bit less than 45deg up. 97 is usually easy to aim there are some strong transponders. 97 is 10deg east of 107 (Shaw) so maybe go by your other dish for direction/angle and aim just a bit higher and east 10deg. 11842MHz H 22000 3/4 QPSK is a strong TP should make noise if you get close. A 1m dish should work really well for 97 Ku.
Good luck!
