because where I live in Maine I could only get 55 on Satellite 110. I now get 88 on the new dish. However, the 88 is on transponder 8. On transponder 10 I get 45 and on transponder 12 I get 57. What could be reasons for such a drop among the transponders? Also, which channels are on 10 and 12? Since I have an HD receiver, any information would be helpful. Previously, I had trouble on Channels 78, 74, and 70. All the other HD channels were fine. Apparently, 78, 74 and 70 are on satellite 110.
I installed a 35x26 Channel Master Dish
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gor88 said:
These are NOT spotbeams, as 110 is NOT a spotbeam bird.
It carries some of the HD channels Rappy uses, (as well as Chinese prog) so he definately SHOULD be worried.
Rappy - as far as why you are getting such a low signal, it seems to me you've got a problem in your system, such as a bad LNB, bad/improperly wired combiner, or bad switch. One thing you might want to check - are you SURE that the 110 LNB is going to the correct side of the B/C combiner, AND that the combiner output is going to the correct side of your switch? It does make a difference.
iThanks for the info.
I already checked the input from Sat C to the B/C combiner and that connection is correct. I will go down to the crawl space under my house tomorrow to check the connection to the Multiswitch. I will reversed the two B inputs and see if it makes a difference. I will let you know tomorrow what I find out. Thanks.
I already checked the input from Sat C to the B/C combiner and that connection is correct. I will go down to the crawl space under my house tomorrow to check the connection to the Multiswitch. I will reversed the two B inputs and see if it makes a difference. I will let you know tomorrow what I find out. Thanks.
I reversed b input connections on the switch and got no signal, so apparently I have a bad LNB or multiswitch. Now I have to find out which one.
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