I don't usually bother commenting on these types of things, but using a cell phone outside to listen to the signal meter on the receiver with another phone inside the house was truly inspired. Never thought of that. It save me fifty trips in and out of the house. Nicely done.
You prolly dont care but does any of you know a trick to get back into an instagram account? I somehow forgot the password. I love any assistance you can give me
@Aiden Taylor Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site thru google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff atm. I see it takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
"Unfortunately, my mobile screen is currently damaged, and I can not make out the picture. Based on your reputation for sharing useful content, I'm confident that the information you posted is valuable. I hope that future generations will also have access to this important knowledge."
The biggest issue I have with my Dish reflector is, when setting the angle, there isn't a specific indicator for the angle. What do you go by? The center of the tightening bolt in the angle scale or ? The skew has a tiny little pointer to indicate what number it's pointing at. The dish angle adjustment doesn't. What do you use?
HI, I don't know if Dish has changed the new satellite dishes to be any different than the older ones I'm used to (Dish 500). I haven't installed one for a little while. The old ones used to have a scale for elevation angle and a different one for skew... You can get into the menu on the dish box (OR Google your settings by zip code) to find your azimuth, elevation and skew settings according to your zip code. The elevation scale was on the bolt where the mast went through the dish. There's a pointer there. The skew angle was closer to the dish and I believe it had 2 bolts with nuts to adjust and tighten that one.. (if they haven't changed the setup). If you're using a compass to find the azimuth angle and the dish doesn't seem pointed to where it should be it's because of magnetic declination. In my area it's only 2 degrees west, but some areas in the US are as much as 25 degrees! So depends on your location. I don't know if the numbers that Dish gives you account for this or not. They might be true north numbers.
HI... The azimuth setting is your compass heading that you need to point at. If you go to this link: support.dish.com/products/dish-outdoors/dish-pointing-angle-guide this will show you your coordinates according to your zip code.... azimuth , elevation, and skew. It also depends on which dish you have... There are several choices there that will give you different info. The model of your dish should be painted right on it somewhere. IT was for the Dish 500 which is what is covered in this video...
Actually no I haven't knocked it out alignment I'm trying to catch her freesat and I'm here in the lower 48 in Missouri and I've got a universal lnb and a big old HughesNet dish hoping to catch some signal
In this particular case, I am dealing with 72 and 61.5.... This video isn't about putting your dish together from scratch, it's just about re-aligning it if it were hit. The dish skew angle is unlikely to change if it's just knocked out of alignment. With a proper skew angle and a plumb mast, the other relevant satellites should align once you get one going good.... just do a check switch to verify they are all working..
Bare ass bones yeah I got that myself I'm not paying almost $200 for a satellite line tool and I have to agree with you too next better than one but you have to have two phones in order to do it
Yes or 2 walkie talkies and leave one keyed up so u can hear the tone... But yea if u don't install Sats as a job, an expensive meter isn't the way to go... Thanks for the feedback.
0h you'll bend it but I can tell you how to fix that but if you hit it you'll bend that dish and that's put you through bolt through your pipe and the mounting bracket
Man I'm not gonna say no because I'm not an expert by any stretch of the imagination, but, when I looked up a safe way to clean a dish, another article said using matte paint rather than glossy is better because glossy or reflective surfaces can throw the signal where it's not supposed to go.
It's a little tricky. One thing is, is it a new install? Are you pointed at a lot of trees? That could be a problem.. If it's an existing install and it worked before, you just have to play around with it until the tone comes in.. unless the dish is damaged.
Depends on which satellite youre trying to lock in on... for 110 and 119 it's (71600-71699) Azimuth/ 214 Elevation/ 43 Skew/ 120 for other satellites just go into your system menu and pull it up and you can choose the satellites in there and give you the coordinates. Thanks.
I don't usually bother commenting on these types of things, but using a cell phone outside to listen to the signal meter on the receiver with another phone inside the house was truly inspired. Never thought of that. It save me fifty trips in and out of the house. Nicely done.
Awesome! So glad I could help.. 🙂
You prolly dont care but does any of you know a trick to get back into an instagram account?
I somehow forgot the password. I love any assistance you can give me
@Kylen Ulises instablaster ;)
@Aiden Taylor Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site thru google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff atm.
I see it takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
@@kylenulises9120 Sorry I don't know..
"Unfortunately, my mobile screen is currently damaged, and I can not make out the picture. Based on your reputation for sharing useful content, I'm confident that the information you posted is valuable. I hope that future generations will also have access to this important knowledge."
Thank you for the great feedback 😀😀
Stone knives and bear skins! Nice. That's how to tell someone your a real Trek fan without saying you're a real Trek fan.
Lol! You picked up on that.... Yep.. "The City on the Edge of Forever"... 😊
The biggest issue I have with my Dish reflector is, when setting the angle, there isn't a specific indicator for the angle. What do you go by? The center of the tightening bolt in the angle scale or ? The skew has a tiny little pointer to indicate what number it's pointing at. The dish angle adjustment doesn't. What do you use?
HI, I don't know if Dish has changed the new satellite dishes to be any different than the older ones I'm used to (Dish 500). I haven't installed one for a little while. The old ones used to have a scale for elevation angle and a different one for skew... You can get into the menu on the dish box (OR Google your settings by zip code) to find your azimuth, elevation and skew settings according to your zip code. The elevation scale was on the bolt where the mast went through the dish. There's a pointer there. The skew angle was closer to the dish and I believe it had 2 bolts with nuts to adjust and tighten that one.. (if they haven't changed the setup). If you're using a compass to find the azimuth angle and the dish doesn't seem pointed to where it should be it's because of magnetic declination. In my area it's only 2 degrees west, but some areas in the US are as much as 25 degrees! So depends on your location. I don't know if the numbers that Dish gives you account for this or not. They might be true north numbers.
Do you change the Transponder or anything else?
No dish only knocked out of alignment... only need to realign
Extremely helpful thank you
You're welcome!
Excusme what number of model is you reciever, i have a small dish like that, but i need to get a reciever Directv like that.
I don't remember exactly. I Haven't used that receiver for quite a while now... 😀
What one ia the azim adjustment and how to know the settings
HI... The azimuth setting is your compass heading that you need to point at. If you go to this link: support.dish.com/products/dish-outdoors/dish-pointing-angle-guide this will show you your coordinates according to your zip code.... azimuth , elevation, and skew. It also depends on which dish you have... There are several choices there that will give you different info. The model of your dish should be painted right on it somewhere. IT was for the Dish 500 which is what is covered in this video...
Actually no I haven't knocked it out alignment I'm trying to catch her freesat and I'm here in the lower 48 in Missouri and I've got a universal lnb and a big old HughesNet dish hoping to catch some signal
It should as long as u have a clear shot..
Nice and easy to allign one satellite. What about the other two? Dish has three satellites 119 110 and 129.
In this particular case, I am dealing with 72 and 61.5.... This video isn't about putting your dish together from scratch, it's just about re-aligning it if it were hit. The dish skew angle is unlikely to change if it's just knocked out of alignment. With a proper skew angle and a plumb mast, the other relevant satellites should align once you get one going good.... just do a check switch to verify they are all working..
Bare ass bones yeah I got that myself I'm not paying almost $200 for a satellite line tool and I have to agree with you too next better than one but you have to have two phones in order to do it
Yes or 2 walkie talkies and leave one keyed up so u can hear the tone... But yea if u don't install Sats as a job, an expensive meter isn't the way to go... Thanks for the feedback.
0h you'll bend it but I can tell you how to fix that but if you hit it you'll bend that dish and that's put you through bolt through your pipe and the mounting bracket
Hopefully if its not bent to much it'll bend back without warping and not working at all..
Thanks for the help!
Larry Carlin You're welcome 😁😁
you should do on with tripod align what happens your dish get blow down from wind from bad weather.
Aluminum Tape i bet would increase signal on satellite dish i think make it 100%.
foxman362 thanks!
Man I'm not gonna say no because I'm not an expert by any stretch of the imagination, but, when I looked up a safe way to clean a dish, another article said using matte paint rather than glossy is better because glossy or reflective surfaces can throw the signal where it's not supposed to go.
Got all the measurements set just can’t get the tone
It's a little tricky. One thing is, is it a new install? Are you pointed at a lot of trees? That could be a problem.. If it's an existing install and it worked before, you just have to play around with it until the tone comes in.. unless the dish is damaged.
Well she was definitely worth it
Lol
If I do, no problem, nothing a meter can’t fix.
Excellent!.. 😀
area code 71601 what can i do to align my disc
Depends on which satellite youre trying to lock in on... for 110 and 119 it's (71600-71699) Azimuth/ 214 Elevation/
43 Skew/ 120 for other satellites just go into your system menu and pull it up and you can choose the satellites in there and give you the coordinates. Thanks.
I done knocked my dish ? I DONE knocked it?
if you've knocked it,.. fix it back!
I used have one they r useless in a bad storm
Ed James yes they are! But it works good 99% of the time
@@JLPicard440 but only at 100kbps to 2400kbps at 2am-6am
After the storm clear as a bell , Cable out cause damage to infrastructure
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Plz help
I will need a more specific question..