You just ruined all my fun. I have been able to pull it in on my 6ft sadoun with the skew set for a normal satellite for the last 2 days. I figured it was due to getting a stronger signal since the leaves came off the trees, but based on your question it may be something else. By the way I'm getting the other 2 nbc muxs off and on as well.
I notice the same thing about great quality vs. bad/no quality. I don't have the special skew so I don't know for sure, but I know I posted a thread somewhere (darned if I can find it now) where I found that NBC affiliates were told to skew their lnbfs to a unique "middle position" so that they can receive feeds from BOTH AMC-1 and the new SES-3 satellites. The new satellite does not require the odd skew. Perhaps they are testing out transponders on alternating satellites?
Also TP 11880/H/30000 is up Q 40. Never was able to receive in the past.
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