I don’t know about that, but figured it was likely that whatever was hitting my dish on 99s would be the same as what’s hitting Reno, given the close proximity. Could be wrong though, so I’d defer to others who may know better.
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That works perfectly fine if both cities are in the same spot beam.
However, if they are not, it doesn't do a whole lot ... other than noting that its not one that should be at zero.
Particularly with the Locals where alot of them would be at zero other than the cities around you.
For example, On the 99s Sat trn 1 I get zero, thats perfectly normal, because its not being used in my area ... mine would be trn 15 and 16 in my area.
Now if we were talking something Other than locals, which would move us to say 99ca or 99cb .... 99ca would give you a NA as its not used at this time, vs the cb which does work for whatever channels that are assigned to them .... I have 97 on the 99cb.
So, if we were doing non locals, yes, he should have numbers in the 90s and yes he would have an alignment issue going on.
Chip pointed out that his locals should be on 99s/1 so, yes, it should be active and in the high 90's ...
So, the answer is the same, its a alignment issue ...
I use to have the info on my computer as far as whats on what, but don't have anything current at the moment to check and see if you guys are both on the same beam.