Doubtful. Sounds like you are pointed at the wrong satellite, unless the dish is bent REALLY bad. Aim it at 101 first.
ive seen lots of bent dishes. They all can still get perfect signal on the 101 and the 99 and 103 will only get to 70s and 80s. Id agree with these guys that your pointing at the wrong sattelite.evan_s said:I have to agree with Davenlr. Your immediate problem is that you probably aren't aiming the dish correctly and you have your settings wrong most likely. Unless you have a separate international dish and a WB68 you shouldn't have 95 even showing up.
A damaged dish will cause problems getting signal correctly on all the sats you need but it should be more than sufficient to pull in all the SQ channels on 101 if that is all you need. The HD channels from 99/103 are much weaker and more sensitive to proper alignment/damaged dish.
Ok, so if I am standing behind the dish looking at the sky the 101 Sat. would be to the left? And if so how much? For my Zip it calls for Elev of 38 azimuth of 131.9 tilt is 114. Zip is 95542. If the lnb was also dropped (i did not see if it was) could it be toast?wallfishman said:ive seen lots of bent dishes. They all can still get perfect signal on the 101 and the 99 and 103 will only get to 70s and 80s. Id agree with these guys that your pointing at the wrong sattelite.
Same here. Saw one recently that that went through a hail storm. The signal levels were good enough to pass IV, but I replaced the reflector anyway because it looked like someone took a baseball bat to it.wallfishman said:ive seen lots of bent dishes. They all can still get perfect signal on the 101 and the 99 and 103 will only get to 70s and 80s. Id agree with these guys that your pointing at the wrong sattelite.