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Old 28-05-2007   #1
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Signal Quality not beyond 50%

Hi,
I have been trying to align my dish to Intelsat 902 for SABC channels, but the signal quality does not exeed 50 %. Tried to change the wire and the LNB but still the same.

I am in Nairobi, Kenya.
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Old 29-05-2007   #2
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From what i can see ,your dish needs to be pointed 88deg East ,with a elevation of 58Deg.

What type 3m dish ,and lnb are you using?

Are you sure you have the dish properly aligned?

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Old 29-05-2007   #3
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Skew of the LNB is critical to improve quality/signal to noise ratio, also moving the LNB feed in and out of the clamp can improve things.
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Old 30-05-2007   #4
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Hallo Karism & Rolfw,
Thanks for the quick response,

I have a 6 feet dish and for the Lnb, I need to conform this evening.Tried to skew the lnb but still no improvement on Intelsat 902.
Currently the dish is on Intelsat 906 and some frequencies are ok ( around 68%) while others are still below 50%.
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Bro Try you LNB Depth and Level and f/d .
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Old 31-05-2007   #6
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My System: Six feet C band fixed dish, Opensky 2000X receiver.

Tried that once but i will do it again.

Karism inquired about my Lnb, well its the standard Eurostar C band lnb. Hope I have answered you well.
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Bro Try polarization too
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My System: Six feet C band fixed dish, Opensky 2000X receiver.

sure I will give feed back tomorrow
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