garym71
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- My Satellite Setup
- Pace TDS470N Sky+ Receiver, Technomate TM-5400CI+ FTA Receiver, Raven Gemini 70cm Mesh Dish with East & West offset LNB brackets, 2 x Inverto Black Ultra Single LNBs, Inverto Black Premium Quad LNB, Eurostar 4x1 DiSEqC Switch, Webro WF100 Cable
- My Location
- South Oxfordshire, UK
I will be attempting to set up my dish tomorrow which is a fixed one with 3 LNBs. I don't yet have the FTA satellite receiver but I do have a Sky receiver. I also have one of the cheap meter type satellite finders so I will be using this to help me align the dish.
One of the LNBs will be pointing towards Astra 28.2E for Sky and this should hopefully prove fairly straight forward to set up using my Sky receiver. However, it would be nice to try and get the other 2 LNBs aligned to Hotbird 13E and Astra 19.2E as best I can before I actually get the FTA receiver.
I've read information that when aligning a dish to 28.2E, on the Sky box signal test screen a Network ID of "0002" and Transport Stream of "07d4" will be displayed indicating that the dish is locked onto 28.2E, and that if the dish is pointing to the wrong satellite then a different Network ID / Transport Stream will be displayed instead. It got me thinking that I might be able to use this to help me align the other 2 LNBs if I know what Network ID & Transport Stream gets displayed on the Sky box if it's locked onto 13E or 19.2E. Does anyone happen to know this information?
One of the LNBs will be pointing towards Astra 28.2E for Sky and this should hopefully prove fairly straight forward to set up using my Sky receiver. However, it would be nice to try and get the other 2 LNBs aligned to Hotbird 13E and Astra 19.2E as best I can before I actually get the FTA receiver.
I've read information that when aligning a dish to 28.2E, on the Sky box signal test screen a Network ID of "0002" and Transport Stream of "07d4" will be displayed indicating that the dish is locked onto 28.2E, and that if the dish is pointing to the wrong satellite then a different Network ID / Transport Stream will be displayed instead. It got me thinking that I might be able to use this to help me align the other 2 LNBs if I know what Network ID & Transport Stream gets displayed on the Sky box if it's locked onto 13E or 19.2E. Does anyone happen to know this information?