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    My True south on Motor scale

    I am not sure..

    if my Long= -8.71 W

    My reference sat is 8w?

    If is it i calc. : (+8)-(-8.71)= 16.71 e ?
    or -0.71 =0.7e

    Or maybe i need use the 1w ?


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    Hi,

    Your longitude is 8.71W not -8.71W


    So yes, you should do your initial setup on 8W.

    So if trying to set up a motor without using USALS, you would set it to 0.71E.

    Better still, go to USALS mode if you have it, put in your longitude and latitude, and let USALS set the position.

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    The vbox2 not support usals

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    Then you will have to do it via Diseqc1.2, manually.

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    Then you will have to do it via Diseqc1.2, manually.

    HOW ? Robbo, is there a link for info??

    regards Dave

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    My System: chaparral montery 40 fully loaded ehcostar ad3600ipvia 3 dishes zone 2 / 1 mt motorized / 2.3 m motorized
    Your longitude is 8.71W not -8.71W
    pardon ???
    it is 8.71 west
    it is not 8.71 west
    now i am confused

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    8W is referred to as -8

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    My System: 120+MOTSAT+OPTICUM
    Latitude = 42.2369, Longitude = -8.7164
    Lat = 42 degrees, 14.2 minutes North
    Long = 8 degrees, 43.0 minutes West

    If you want to point a satellite TV dish at Satellite= 8 West orbit longitude
    Dish elevation= 41.2, Azimuth= 184.5 (magnetic compass), Polarisation= -0.8

    i think =

    42.23 N
    8.71 W

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    If using DiSEqC 1.2 then move the motor manually 0.71 in an Easterly direction (0.71E) as already mentioned. It is only a small movement

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    HOW ? Robbo, is there a link for info??

    regards Dave
    It is receiver and hardware specific. I have done it on my TM a few times with just a few button presses.(Press the East arrow, until it looks like its about right, and then store as 8W) Someone who uses a V-box should be able to provide any extra details pertaining to using those.

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    0.71 of a degree wouldn't make too much of a difference with eg. an 80cm but a larger dish such as yours requires this setting to be correct at the start

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    Quote Originally Posted by Robbo View Post
    It is receiver and hardware specific. I have done it on my TM a few times with just a few button presses.(Press the East arrow, until it looks like its about right, and then store as 8W) Someone who uses a V-box should be able to provide any extra details pertaining to using those.
    Thanks Robbo, I thought it was more complicated than that!!

    regards Dave

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