Hello,
We have just installed a Moteck SG 2100 DISEqC motor. The dish is in the same position as previously, perhaps six inches lower due to the motor tube. The location is on the wall of an outbuilding six feet above the ground between two bulidings and facing south.
Before we fitted the motor, Astra 1, Astra 2 and Hotbird could be received buy manual adjustment.
Despite following the instructions to the letter, we are unable, as yet, to receive anything.
Is it ok to use our sat finder meter whlist connected between the Moteck motor and the LNB ?
In case the location is not now suitable, is it possible to use it on a stand alone pole, with no buildings to the rear of the dish ?
Before we bought the motor, we did install a dish on a pole in a stand alone position, which we thought was ideal having a clear field of view from east to west, but we failed to get a picture untill we moved it to its current location, though we did get a beep on our sat finder.
Any advice you could offer, woud be most welcome.
All the best,
Kristian.
We have just installed a Moteck SG 2100 DISEqC motor. The dish is in the same position as previously, perhaps six inches lower due to the motor tube. The location is on the wall of an outbuilding six feet above the ground between two bulidings and facing south.
Before we fitted the motor, Astra 1, Astra 2 and Hotbird could be received buy manual adjustment.
Despite following the instructions to the letter, we are unable, as yet, to receive anything.
Is it ok to use our sat finder meter whlist connected between the Moteck motor and the LNB ?
In case the location is not now suitable, is it possible to use it on a stand alone pole, with no buildings to the rear of the dish ?
Before we bought the motor, we did install a dish on a pole in a stand alone position, which we thought was ideal having a clear field of view from east to west, but we failed to get a picture untill we moved it to its current location, though we did get a beep on our sat finder.
Any advice you could offer, woud be most welcome.
All the best,
Kristian.