So im in Montreal...my dish pointing towards west... so I decrease since my location is east. Thanks!

Quick question... Lets say im behind the dish. And I move azimuth to the right. Will I need to change my elevation so my signal doesn't change?

Today I gave a last chance to this bracket. After 45min of adjustments.... I found 101W...with only 10% quality but signal at 75%. I tried to change the azimuth was able to bring quality to 22% but the problem was that 82/91 was losing also in quality from 97% to 67%. Since I didnt have more...

So this bracket would be for 82/91?

I was planning to put 91 in the middle and 101 just next to it. I will have to plan on how to attach the 82/91 to the arm if I put the 101 in the middle.

It fits using the following Adjustable Single KU Bracket

Before I buy any bracket, I will try with what I have at home... I could also try to use my stair bracket for 82/91 and install a T bracket for 101.

Im trying to get AMC4

Would you have a picture... probably easier to understand.

When I tried with the 3 bracket version it worked for 82/91. Since they are not in a straigh line, I could use a mix of both. Use the following for 82/91 and cut the rest of bracket out. The the BAFF bracket attached to the 91 LNB and fine tune to get 101.

I was planning on getting this one: 82/91/ empty / 101 (since it doesnt work with the 3 model) So I would have to adjust 101 until I find the signal.

Could it be done with the BAFF backets?

Normally I use this bracket for 110/119/129. But since 82/91/101 are the degrees diffeence.... I decided to use it for 82/91/101. On a 24in it works fine. On the 30in.... I get 82/91/97....

My dish doesnt skew... So I should start to find 101W and then find 82/91? So from above brackets do you recommend one ?

I subscribe legally to Bell.... just want to merge the dishes. I have the proper LNB's... just not able to find the perfect bracket. I tried with the BAFF bracket... but instead of getting the 101W next to the 91 I get the 97W. Here's picture of the brackets I used with no success: