Postby Feralkiwi » Mon Dec 03, 2018 7:09 pm
HI.
If you have a satellite finder, the tone type, place that in you cable and manually move your dish to find the sat locations and then save those locations in the mover box.
If not you can manually add a good known TP and watch for signal strength.
Watch the V7 Max as when you "Save" the position number some dish movers also save that location.
I set up my sat positions in the Freesat units with the mover powered off or the LNB cable disconnected to avoid this. Some mover boxes use the positions saved in them when instructed from the Freesat box and some do not. The ones that do not you need to get the dish in the correct place and then save the position from the Freesat box to save it for use in the mover box.
My channel list are a bit of a mess, but I could sent you one via email if you like. It would have channels on it for the sats in my sky, both current and old channels.
You would need to change the switch setting to match yous.
I see sats from Asaisat 5 @ 100.5e to NSS9@177w.
I find nothing on Isat18 @180e C band now. There is still the French Pacific Island channels on Ku band.
As for 4142 H 30000 on Isat19@166e, this is NHK from Japan. There are two channels in English FTA and two in Japanese scrambled most of the time. This is a strong signal that I use to find the sat. There is no key for the encrypted channels , they are secure. You should scan around 150 channels with a 3m dish from Isat19@166e.
Asiasat 7 @ 105.5e has a lot of channels if you can get that sat.
Owen
Dishes; 5x3m, 2.4m, 2.1m, 1.8m and 4.1m, 10+ ku, 2 movers, USARLS. Skybox F5, F5s, V6, V8. Openbox V8 Combo, Pro, Freesat V8 Golden, Nova, GTC, Super and Angle (Sample). Freesat V7HDs, Combo and V7s. Sats 100.5E to 177W. I'm a Sat hobbyist who helps out.
