Use the drop down menu on the dishpointer site and go to the bottom section that has Multi-LNBs and choose "Starchoice 107W & 111W".
Hmmm.....well...OK....I know I'm not the fastest skater on this team but......
The values for my locality shown in the "Multi-LNB Setup" of Dishpointer are "off" by (1) four degrees of azimuth, (2) one degree in skew. When I say "off", I'm referring to a comparison to several other sources for pointing at Anik F2, which is the satellite to which your 60e or 75e should be pointed. I'm also referring to being "off" the values that worked for me to get successfully pointed.
Is the setting 90 degrees minus 9.2 (81 degrees) or ???
Yes! The mark for setting the skew on a Shaw dish is located at the horizontal position (90) rather than the vertical (0). So, in your case, you have to subtract the value given from 90 degrees. Put another way, you want to rotate the dish 9.2 degrees counterclockwise from the horizontal, as viewed from
behind the dish.
which setting should I use as I want the dish optimized for viewing on both satellites???
The arm of the LNB mount and the left-most of the white "eyes" on your LNB should point to Anik F2. That's why you should use
pointing data for F2. When this condition is met, and the skew is set properly, the signal from F1R will be properly reflected to the offset side of the LNB (the white "eye" that does
not line up with the mounting arm). Also, at this point, presuming your receiver is authorized, you should get a watchable picture on
all channels (from either satellite) in your package.
I'll be anxious to hear how the "Multi-LNB" figures work for the you.....I haven't been able to figure out what the heck these are for....but they didn't work for me !!
Good luck & keep us posted....
My mistake. Sorry
