I have a 1000.2 with the ea hybrid lnb. wally reciever . I was told I could connect directly to lnb . I have done this but am only getting 61.5 How do I get 72? do I need a duo hub or ?????????
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The switch is built in the dish. Run a check switch. If that still shows you're only receiving 61.5, then re-aim your dish.
How do you run a check switch ... I test the install but switch status shows only 61.5
You don’t use a hub of any kind with a Wally. As rv said, do a check switch and re-aim as needed.
Ok I have tried to re aim dish , I'm now getting a very strong signal but when ever i run test only 61.5 shows up
. I tried covering the right lnbf and aiming at 72 and still only 61.5 shows on test ...Im very confused . I should be able to get both as they are los with nothing in the way . the mast is vertical. I tried the aim at 61 and move it right 10 degrees and still nothing
. I tried covering the right lnbf and aiming at 72 and still only 61.5 shows on test ...Im very confused . I should be able to get both as they are los with nothing in the way . the mast is vertical. I tried the aim at 61 and move it right 10 degrees and still nothing
Do you have the skew set properly, or is the reflector still set to 90°?
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I have tried setting the skew at 90 and at 87 also tried to set it to around 17 also to try and get 72
I just noticed you said you moved the dish to the right. If you're standing behind the dish, and only getting the 72, you'll need to swing the dish to your left..
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i'm only getting 61.5 so standing behind dish i swing towards right to try and get 72
Try setting your skew at 40 and using 181 as your starting magnetic azimuth using the mount side plates as the reference, not the arm. The starting elevation should be about 83. And make sure your mount is dead level of course.
Why would he set the skew if it calls for it t be at 80? I'd try raising it a notch at a time and then lowering it a notch at a time, with in 2-3 notches of 40 Elevation
Oops! Somewhere between the chart and my keyboard, my brain reversed the skew and elevation. Thanks for the catch!
i measured my mast with a digital inclinometer i was at most .9 off vertical
i will start at 40 and decrease 1-2 degrees at a time ,what about skew?
i will start at 40 and decrease 1-2 degrees at a time ,what about skew?
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