tornado-Odessa
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- Jan 9, 2006
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- My Satellite Setup
- Globo 6000
- My Location
- Odessa, Ukraine
Rolfw,
You know this story about replacing the motor in my setup. I have replaced the motor HH120, and some of the satellites that I used to recieve I can no longer find, I'm guessing when I replaced it, I knocked it off a couple degree's here or there.
I have been researching all the docs on alignments etc...but these manuals can be misleading..for instance my bracket has both Elevation and Lattitude, Is this for only one known, or am I supposed to try and set both of them correctly ? doing so I think would cock the motor inside the bracket.
I am located at Lon 30.451 E / Lat 46.274 N, and I can bring in 13E & 28.2 pretty good, but not 39E anymore.
Mag Declination is 5 degree 25 E, so If I set the motor in the bracket to a Lat setting of 46 and making sure that dish bracket angle is set to 23.2 by the book, will I be ok ? I am aprox 60m above sea level, the motor is pointing due south...Just want to get all this right before I go back on the roof...
You know this story about replacing the motor in my setup. I have replaced the motor HH120, and some of the satellites that I used to recieve I can no longer find, I'm guessing when I replaced it, I knocked it off a couple degree's here or there.
I have been researching all the docs on alignments etc...but these manuals can be misleading..for instance my bracket has both Elevation and Lattitude, Is this for only one known, or am I supposed to try and set both of them correctly ? doing so I think would cock the motor inside the bracket.
I am located at Lon 30.451 E / Lat 46.274 N, and I can bring in 13E & 28.2 pretty good, but not 39E anymore.
Mag Declination is 5 degree 25 E, so If I set the motor in the bracket to a Lat setting of 46 and making sure that dish bracket angle is set to 23.2 by the book, will I be ok ? I am aprox 60m above sea level, the motor is pointing due south...Just want to get all this right before I go back on the roof...