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Originally Posted by skypix
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Quote:
Originally Posted by skypix
I'll try that tomorrow. How do I tell from lat long where I'm at. I'm at Latitude: 42.5588°Longitude: -83.7162°. Is that the 83.7 line?
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Your data is correct, but there are 2 problems:
The first problem:
The 83.7 line is qiute far from the 115 (thit is about the average dish aiming between 110 and 119. This would require a SKEW - as from dishpointer - of 29.1 degrees. This is qite a large is SKEW.
The second problem:
The 30" round Wingard dish is meant for a single LNB. The
DPPlus Twin LNB and specifically the fixed distance between the 2 LNBs it is made of, is designed for a smaller dish, with a shorter arm and focal distance - dish 500.
The above problems make it practically impossible to find a reasonable solution for getting acceptable results for both satellite locations.
The options to be considered, in my opinion are:
Rplacing the LNB with 2 separate LNBs and adding a suitable bracket to enable individual adjustment of each LNB in all directions for optimizing the Q readings for each satellite indepenently.
or:
Getting a dish 500 (may be for free) and mounting your
DPPlus Twin LNB on it.