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Dish alignment for Sky?!
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<blockquote data-quote="CaptainGlassback" data-source="post: 719288" data-attributes="member: 175544"><p>Thanks for all comments. I replaced cables at both locations with WF100 and no joins. Have used sleeves at lnb end but not the grease until I correctly aligned! Tivu thanks for dect clarification. The one Icecrypt is a double and the other a quad. Thanks for link to Rolf's excellent comments re skewing and meters etc. I have indeed spent hours on several occasions skewing the lnb in the clamp. It does indeed make a huge difference. However I have only skewed and read / listened to the meter to peak up the ladder as opposed to actually looking at the channels. It does sound like a more expensive meter might give me the answer though I am not keen to spend a lot on an item that I will only ever use to peak 2 comparatively large dishes at 28e in the UK! I have found an old Sharp universal single lnb in the garage. Perhaps I should give that a try. I will be disappointed if Icecrypt turn out to be the demon as many folk swear by them!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CaptainGlassback, post: 719288, member: 175544"] Thanks for all comments. I replaced cables at both locations with WF100 and no joins. Have used sleeves at lnb end but not the grease until I correctly aligned! Tivu thanks for dect clarification. The one Icecrypt is a double and the other a quad. Thanks for link to Rolf's excellent comments re skewing and meters etc. I have indeed spent hours on several occasions skewing the lnb in the clamp. It does indeed make a huge difference. However I have only skewed and read / listened to the meter to peak up the ladder as opposed to actually looking at the channels. It does sound like a more expensive meter might give me the answer though I am not keen to spend a lot on an item that I will only ever use to peak 2 comparatively large dishes at 28e in the UK! I have found an old Sharp universal single lnb in the garage. Perhaps I should give that a try. I will be disappointed if Icecrypt turn out to be the demon as many folk swear by them! [/QUOTE]
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