Galaxy 10R- where did they go?

[Guest]

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I just lost 16 channels on Galaxy 10R. Anyone out there that can confirm
that these Ku-band stations have moved? AGAIN

 

[billy]

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All the channels are still there. You need to readjust your dish.
I had to do the same last Fall.

Billy
"The Woolards" <woolards@mindspring.com> wrote in message
news:BCBC5C44.3FA2%woolards@mindspring.com...
> I just lost 16 channels on Galaxy 10R. Anyone out there that can confirm
> that these Ku-band stations have moved? AGAIN
>

 

[Guest]

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I lost them too, and haven't been able to figure out how to get them back.

karl.

"Billy" <nospam@cfl.rr.com> wrote in message news:<109g5tfn0k0maac@corp.supernews.com>...
> All the channels are still there. You need to readjust your dish.
> I had to do the same last Fall.
>
> Billy
> "The Woolards" <woolards@mindspring.com> wrote in message
> news:BCBC5C44.3FA2%woolards@mindspring.com...
> > I just lost 16 channels on Galaxy 10R. Anyone out there that can confirm
> > that these Ku-band stations have moved? AGAIN
> >

 

[Guest]

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It figures. As soon as I posted my previous message saying that I'd
lost them too, I found them again by messing with my dish position
(even though I'd tried that a lot already).

karl.

"Billy" <nospam@cfl.rr.com> wrote in message news:<109g5tfn0k0maac@corp.supernews.com>...
> All the channels are still there. You need to readjust your dish.
> I had to do the same last Fall.
>
> Billy
> "The Woolards" <woolards@mindspring.com> wrote in message
> news:BCBC5C44.3FA2%woolards@mindspring.com...
> > I just lost 16 channels on Galaxy 10R. Anyone out there that can confirm
> > that these Ku-band stations have moved? AGAIN
> >

 

[Guest]

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karlliesl@netscape.net (Karl Kranich) wrote in
news:881e4187.0405051941.26351120@posting.google.com:

> It figures. As soon as I posted my previous message saying that I'd
> lost them too, I found them again by messing with my dish position
> (even though I'd tried that a lot already).
>

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Are you using DISEqC to position your dish?

If you are, it may be necessary to use "Recalculation" to re-synchronize
all the satellites from time to time. When I used to use C-band and BUD I
had to do that.

If you are using the USALS method, it would seem to indicate that either
the satellite has moved in the Clark Belt (highly unlikely) or something
has physically shifted in your dish, mount, mast, etc.

PON