Re. Freesat?

Thanks to all those that helped. The problem was, being a newbie, I was
using the Sat finder provided in the kit. It must be designed for Astra 19
because when I pointed the dish farther East it suddenly burst into life.
All the channels on the Astra 28 came in loud and clear.

--
John the West Ham fan

housetrained wrote:
Thanks to all those that helped. The problem was, being a newbie, I
was using the Sat finder provided in the kit. It must be designed for
Astra 19 because when I pointed the dish farther East it suddenly
burst into life. All the channels on the Astra 28 came in loud and
clear.

It's not just newbies, I've known of "professional" installers aligning a
dish on the wrong satellite. Glad you got ours sorted.
--
Adrian

On Tue, 06 Jun 2006 16:50:34 GMT, "housetrained"
wrote:

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|Thanks to all those that helped. The problem was, being a newbie, I was
|using the Sat finder provided in the kit. It must be designed for Astra 19
|because when I pointed the dish farther East it suddenly burst into life.
|All the channels on the Astra 28 came in loud and clear.

Did just that last week :-(
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