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mikekohl
Prehistoric Satellite Guru From Montfort, Wisconsin
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Mmikekohl replied to the thread OTHER C Band Orthomode Feed. How do you switch LNB's?.Get a 2 input / 4 output multiswitch with power supply (more reliable to have full time PS). Even with a single input receiver, you...
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Mmikekohl replied to the thread Rusted LNB Arm.Chances are that a piece of conduit might be at least as long as the entire feed support. Your replacement will be much stronger and...
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Mmikekohl replied to the thread Uniden SQ560 receiver shutting down.Disconnect the Satellite input coax cable from the receiver, and then try turning the power on again. Sometimes over time things will...
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Mmikekohl reacted to Titanium's post in the thread Satellite Antenna Made From Umbrella & Emergency Blanket with
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Message me if interested in reflector only or with AZ/EL and controller PTZ unit. An odd size item to ship (reflector is... -
Mmikekohl replied to the thread Satellite Antenna Made From Umbrella & Emergency Blanket.Just out of curiousity, was that one of Bob Luly's umbrella antennas? Lots of site surveys done with those back in the early days of...
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Mmikekohl replied to the thread C-Band dish positioner.Click on the PR 1200 link above, and you should see a picture showing two F-connectors on the back.
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Mmikekohl replied to the thread Can Anyone Identify This Trap?.Do you have a closeup picture? One would be very helpful in attempting to match the part number you gave with further identification.
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Mmikekohl replied to the thread Xku lnb vs ku lnb.Technically both of these LNBFs were used on Shaw Direct Ku band systems. The Shaw Direct device was a customized product that was...
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Mmikekohl replied to the thread Shaw Direct Signal in Az.We are back to square one. If someone wants to try things outside of a predicted coverage area, anything besides an site verification...
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Mmikekohl replied to the thread Shaw Direct Signal in Az.I was speaking of north to south distance in California. If you were looking at true north to south distance, I figure approximately 70...
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