Trying to catch echostar 121 W with 35 inches dish
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Bronze Member Username: GunaaPost Number: 54 Registered: May-06 | Hi guys/LK! I'm Trying to catch echostar 121 W with 35 inches dish see the picture. i could'nt get signal. any suggestion? |
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New member Username: ZancoPost Number: 6 Registered: Jun-06 | make sure you are using a linear LNB and NOT circullar, and make sure on antenna setup on your reciever is set for the correct type of LNB. Also use a hot TP to check for signal, frq 11739 p=H Sr 20000. |
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Bronze Member Username: GunaaPost Number: 55 Registered: May-06 | Here is the piture.     |
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Bronze Member Username: GunaaPost Number: 56 Registered: May-06 | HI Big Dog! Please check my pictures |
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Silver Member Username: Dafee99Post Number: 133 Registered: Apr-06 | https://www.ecoustics.com/electronics/forum/home-video/230572.html maybe u are looking for 118.75 |
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Bronze Member Username: GunaaPost Number: 58 Registered: May-06 | I'm not getting any signal. |
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New member Username: ZancoPost Number: 7 Registered: Jun-06 | I cant make out what is written on the LNB from the picture, maybe you can type it here for us. also, what sattelite were you watching with this LNB before you turned it to 121W??? If you can pickup 110 119 61 129 or 148 with this LNB then it will not work for 121 or 105 |
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Bronze Member Username: GunaaPost Number: 59 Registered: May-06 | This is what i have on the LNB 21705-ADTH single output digital KU-LNBF input frequency 117-112 GHz output '' 950-1450 MHz (on the LNB is not clear to read) My friend brought to me. I don't know what network there used. |
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Silver Member Username: HardrockstrikerPost Number: 114 Registered: Apr-06 | I don't know if lnb you specified is linear or not, but you can buy a linear lnb for cheap. You can mount the lnb by tie-wrapping it to the 119 deg lnb because the 121 satellite is very close to the 119 satellite. Basically, if your dish is aimed to pick up 119 then it should also pick up 121. |
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Bronze Member Username: PepPost Number: 17 Registered: Mar-06 | You have the right dish the right lnb per your pic. |
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Bronze Member Username: Outlooker202Post Number: 40 Registered: Jun-06 | Mike is right, you have all the right dish and LNB, maybe you need to check the AZ, and EL + Skew Also Check on the other TPS has 121 does have empty ones. [link removed] |
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Bronze Member Username: GunaaPost Number: 61 Registered: May-06 | Thanks! and also I think my dish too low (about 8 feet from the floor) what you think guys? (look at the picture) |
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Silver Member Username: HardrockstrikerPost Number: 122 Registered: Apr-06 | Height from ground doesn't matter. Only thing that matters is clear line of sight to satellite (no trees, power lines, buildings, etc...) and that you have proper azimuth, elevation, and skew. Also, maybe correct size of dish, which you already have. |
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Bronze Member Username: Outlooker202Post Number: 41 Registered: Jun-06 | it doesn't matter if the dish is low (height) as long as their is a direct line of sight to the satellite and you will just need to adjust a elevation slightly... see above link to get a general idea |
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New member Username: VkcPost Number: 1 Registered: Jun-06 | I had the super dish 121, but I got the signal from 121 w, I can receive 110 & 119, please help me this problem. |
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Bronze Member Username: Outlooker202Post Number: 42 Registered: Jun-06 | vancao, In order to get 119 using a superdish, you dish need to be skew (skew depends on your location). one u get that 110 will fall in place |
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