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- 03-18-2010 04:55 PM #11
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This one is "only" $115,000 and you can use it on your own boat! It picks up Ku Band and C-Band, save money on not having to buy separate dishes. ...lol
Sea Tel 9597 C-Band Maritime VSAT Antenna - eBay (item 110329937725 end time Mar-19-10 08:44:03 PDT)
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- 03-19-2010 03:44 AM #12
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whats on x-band?
Originally Posted by Bill_KY 
- 03-19-2010 11:45 AM #13
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Must be more channels on X band they we're not getting already.....probably takes another totally different receiver too...even more money on my Visa lol....Blind
36" Primestar on SG2100 motor scanning KU from 63W-125W, Fortec 8 Foot with Geosat CK1 Lnb, and HARL2424 Powertech acuator and Gbox scanning 72W-139W, SSO/ Sathawk HD PVR800,DSR-410, TechSat tracker II lnb on KU dish..
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- 03-19-2010 02:43 PM #14
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For $115,000 I would want to get A through z-band as well.
- 03-19-2010 03:40 PM #15
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That sucker weighs 2900 lbs! Originally Posted by Bill_KY
...and yet it'll accurately track a 2.4m dish in high seas?
(Ship's Motion: +/- 25º Roll, +/- 15° Pitch)
I don't think I have a boat quite big enough for that one! -
Bet it'd be right at home on the Queen Mary, though.Motorola RAZR V3i on AT&T last 5½ years.
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- 03-19-2010 10:17 PM #16
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Like Iceberg explained with his and most HOA's, Originally Posted by ynnedibanez i wonder how the landlord would react if he came by and saw one of these in the yard lmao
he says no way on an 6 footer
You are allowed a dish as long as it is smaller than 1 meteor!
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