Post 8 made on Monday January 20, 2014 at 08:48 |
Ernie Gilman Yes, That Ernie! |
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3FG, I believe there is still a satellite with SD programming at 101, and this client is not going to spend the money on HD. I believe that the LNB arm of all varieties of dishes point at the 101, so aiming at 101 is still the goal.
I completely get what you're talking about. In fact, the realization that DirecTV told me the azimuth for Cordova was 106 degrees is what confused me. That's 16 degrees E of S. A map showing the needed correction for magnetic North told me to correct this 19 degrees in a westerly direction (obviously I got that backwards), which brings us to 125 degrees.
Satsig.net says it's 131; dishpointer says it's 131; you say it's 146 but also say its' within 5 degrees of southeast. Southeast is 90 degrees (S) + 45 degrees = 135 degrees.
So all of this agrees except for the magnetic direction DirecTV gave me and the 146 that came up here somehow.
Thanks for the help!
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