Yes.
Latitude: 40.3074°
Longitude: -76.9003°
Satellite: Moteck SG2100
Elevation: 43.4°
Azimuth (true): 180.0°
Azimuth (magn.): 191.3°
I'm still stumped as to the motor moving way beyond expected point. I just went out again. Reset the receiver to factory settings, drive motor to zero using its button, reset motor, and add a single satellite to the list. This time, I tried 97W. It moves from 0 on the motor to around 60, which is way too much. I added 72W, and the motor moves to approximately 30 degrees on the motor. It's the same problem every time. Edited to add photos:
My USALS coordinates:
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A strong reading for 72W, which is at my reference point since I don't have anything viewable at my true south of 77W. I'm 99% positive that when my setup was working as intended, I'd peaked on 72W and used it as my south.
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When USALS takes over and moves the motor to where it thinks 72W should be, of course I get zip:
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This is the reference point, and I get 72W with high quality here.
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When USALS takes over and moves the motor to where it thinks 72W should be, this is the result. The motor hash marks are at about 35.
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