Recent content by mfwink1970

It is supposed to but I am not sure - I went to Heavans Above and got my cordinates but I do not know where they are to be entered. I also got the Hotbird 4 wideband footprint - It says 13 degrees E. is that east or elevation?

Sky 1A is the name on the little pamphlet that came with it. In the states we get a good list of the azmiuths for the satellites and we hear a beeping sound as get online. ps my e-mail is michael.f.winkler@tac01.usace.army.mil

I was told to try 200 degress true North and look for the Hotbird satellite. The problem is I do not know if I am getting the dish turned correctly or how to tune it. I know they work here because many have them I just can't seem to figure out how to set one up. As you can imagine it did not...

It is about 90cm I think - will that work.

rolfw - it seems that you know about Sky receivers and how to set them up. I would love to be able to contact you with some questions. I have my system set up but I am not finding a satellite. I also do not know if I need a card or not. I am temporarly working in Iraq and bought one of these...

No because it is all in pieces on the floor - it seems from what I am being told is that in fact you can use 3 LNB's on the receiver. I am new to this - I have never set up a satellite and I am not in my home country where this would be easy.

I have a G-Gueard dish that seems to have 3 different options to attach the LNBF's. Does anyone have a picture of what this should look like.

I have a G-Guard dish with what seems 3 options to attach LNBF's to. Does anyone have a picture of what the configuration should look like?