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- 01-23-2010 02:41 AM #21
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WS24095 8' prime focus dish
DMX242 Dual C-Band LNBF
lots of switches
and other misc. parts
- 01-23-2010 02:41 AM # ADS
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- 01-23-2010 05:21 AM #22
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Well, I've got plenty of dishes, LNB(F)s, and other pieces/parts... So I guess I'd go for something I DON'T have... Something that could save me plenty of time while out working in the dish farm re-pointing dishes. I'd go with the
Trimax 2200
...
Current systems: 2X Visionsat IV-200 PVRs; Pansat 2700; Digitrans DTE-7150 DVB/Digicipher II; Twinhan and Nexus-S PC DVB cards; SiliconDust HDHomeRun ATSC/QAM networked tuners; fixed 1 meter Channel Master dish with Eagle Aspen P870 FSS Ku-Band stacked LNB; 2X 3ABN 36" dishes with Invacom QPH-031 Ku/DBS-Band LNBFs on Moteck SG-2100 H-H motors; fixed Sadoun SD180G 1.8 meter dish with Eagle Aspen B1SAT STACK C-Band stacked LNBF; Winegard Square Shooter OTA DTV antenna
- 01-23-2010 08:54 AM #23
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Lexium DBS 8000 Receiver
(2) DMX741U LNBF
SG2100 Dish Rotor
SG9120 Motor
FDL4 90cm dish
Trimax SM-2200 satellite meter
- 01-24-2010 01:19 AM #24
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No doubt, the
Trimax SM-2200 Meter
- 01-24-2010 07:51 PM #25
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I would get:
240cm dish
DMX741U LNB
Powermax PMA24 Actuator
Vbox
and the balance in f-connectors, coax, etc.
- 01-24-2010 08:36 PM #26
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I have to agree and go with the Trimax SM-2200 Meter. Thanks for the fun contest!
Currently in use (CA): DS2076 .76m Ku, SG2100, Dual .4 Linear LNB & Dual .5 Circular LNB, STRONG 1.8M Prime Focus, GEOSATPRO C2 Dual C-Band LNB, Diamond 9000 500GB, Visionsat IV-200 500GB, DSR920, OTA Ant.
Currently in use (NC): DishPro 500 with Quad LNB and 2 JVI35-DN34 switches, 4 Dish 311s, Dish 301(Pre-paid), OTA Ant.
- 01-25-2010 06:56 AM #27
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Since I can't find the 8' satellite dish on your retail site, I would have to purchase a couple of WS1247 120cm dishes, add a couple of Fortec Star motors and buy a couple of tripods to help make the mounting of them quicker/easier.
Any leftover money would go towards buying some Powermax PMA24 actuators as backups to my current c-band dish actuator arms.
- 01-25-2010 08:37 AM #28
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Trimax SM-2200 meter.
- 01-25-2010 12:54 PM #29
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I would choose the Trimax SM2200 meter.
Thanks for the new items and contest, Robby.Dishes in current use...
10' Unimesh with BSC621 scanning the arc, 6' Prodelin #1- 4DTV on AMC18C and SES1, 1m Primestar on G19, 90cm Ariza on AMC21, 1.8m Fortec Star on Anik F3, 6' Prodelin #2- G17C, AMC1, 6' Prodelin #3 on G14
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Uniden Ultra C band analog, Diamond 9000HD, Pansat 2700A, Dish Network VIP211K
C band user for 23 years Proud antenna user with 18 OTA digital channels.
- 01-25-2010 01:59 PM #30
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Trimax SM-2200 Meter looks interesting, I'd like that one.
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