Knowing that the wife and kids would be away for the day and spurred by the promise of sunny weather (it wasn't), I took the day off work to sort out the T90.
Over the past few years, I've slowly by surely lost satellites one by one until only 28.2E remained. Oddly, it was at almost full strength, so I wasn't sure if all other LNBs died, the switch died or the receiver wasn't sending correct DiSEqC commands. In the end, it was nothing more than alignment issues, though a couple of LNBs did die.
My original range was 15W to 28E, though there is now nothing really worth watching on 15W, so i thought I'd repurpose that for 1.9E. I also moved the centre satellite to 13E-ish.
I am still not happy with its performance and many a times I thought I'd simply replace it with either a Fibo 90 or 1m Channel Master dish on 1224 motor. But the appeal of instant satellite switch is winning so far. I find that even the strongest satellites, like 13E, are not as strong as I'd expect them to be on effectively a 90cm dish. It doesn't help that many transponders have moved to less forgiving parameters, needing better quality signal to actually work.
I still haven't gotten around to fitting
@RimaNTSS's custom LNB bar and holders, owing to total lack of time but it will allow for much more control of each LNB.
