CONTEST!! Titanium ASC1 Appreciation Give-A-Way

armadillo_115 · Oct 9, 2019

Thank to Brian for all he does for FTA!

Brian has always been quick to answer any questions that I have.... even before I purchased a Titanium product. I have asked many a 'dumb' question but Brian's patience has always been outstanding.

I'm running 3 Titanium LNB's at this time with a spare in the box if needed. All have been solid performers. An ASC1 has been on my dream list for quite some time.

gms49ers · Oct 11, 2019

Thanks to Brian and Titanium Satellite for all they have done for our hobby.
And while I'm at it, I'll also throw in a plug to his re-sellers. Having multiple avenues for sales also helps the hobby! Great job guys!

primestar31 · Oct 11, 2019

Brian is responsible for getting me back into the satellite hobby back in 2012 after about a 10 year hiatus with his MicroHD receiver. Since then, I have bought quite a bit of equipment from him, and gotten a LOT of advice and help from him.

I wouldn't hesitate to buy equipment from his store again if I needed it, and he had it. The last thing I bought from him in February was my "Holy Grail" satellite receiver, the most excellent Edision OS Mio 4k. I couldn't live without this receiver, as it's exceptional, does everything I could ever ask for, and is flawless in execution for the recordings and such that I do!

Thanks Brian, for what you've done for me, and ALL you do for others, and for promoting satellite FTA in the USA. It's much appreciated!

Other sellers I never hesitate to recommend and that I've bought from and likely will again are Casey (Hypermegasat), Mike (KE4EST, Estsatellite), and Rick Caylor (Ricks Satellite). They all are also appreciated for what they do to promote FTA business in the USA.

Then there's all the fine members of SatelliteGuys, some of which are quite expert in various FTA installations and don't hesitate in helping give their advice when needed. Some of which said advice is priceless, and getting harder to find every day.

My hats OFF to all of you, much thanks to go around!

Comptech · Oct 11, 2019

Thanks Brian, excellent piece of equipment you came up with. I have one moving my 12 foot Unimesh and it is flawless, Have a POS Vbox on my 10 foot perforated Unimesh, it sure would be happy with a quality mover like yours.

danristheman · Oct 12, 2019

Brian is a great guy for tech support I have learned lot from him. I don't have any experience with ASC1 since my dish is stationary. I do know he has great products and service as well.

k.r. · Oct 12, 2019

Thanks Titanium Satellite !!!

Sent from my SM-N960U using the SatelliteGuys app!

mc6809e · Oct 12, 2019

Thanks Brian for Titanium Satellite and the great customer service and other support you've provided to the FTA community.

The C2W-PLL's I've bought worked great. I plan on getting an Edision Mio 4K and will also get a C2-PLL to replace one of the two C2W's that were killed during a thunderstorm (lightning strike about 70 ft. from the dishes).

Again, thanks for all your support.

N0QBH · Oct 12, 2019

KE4EST said:
place holder

Between Brian and Michael, most of my sat gear has come from one or the other - always an improvement from existing.

clucas · Oct 12, 2019

Brian is an asset to the satellite community. I’ve been impressed with the quality of the items I bought from him. The thing I really like about him is how ethical he is. He would rather refuse a shipment from a manufacturer if the item in any way was not up to specs or of inferior quality. Kudos!

navagator · Oct 13, 2019

Thanks Brian for supporting the FTA hobby.

dwingel · Oct 13, 2019

Great producrs and support will miss you.
dale

KE4EST · Oct 13, 2019

dwingel said:
will miss you....

Don't worry Brian/Titanium is not going anywhere, just the ASC1 is EOL(end of life).

. Raine · Oct 14, 2019

A big thanks to Brian, Micheal and everyone else that keeps great satellite gear available to us. If it weren't for them, our satellite hobby wouldn't be no where near as good as it is!

Sad to see the ASC1 EOL and out of production. I hope things change in the future and it once more becomes available, it's the best mover I've ever used, absolutely great.

Trust · Oct 14, 2019

I've learned a lot from his answers and had my profit off it.
I wont say EOL(end of life) they still goes on , more EOP (End Of Production)
Thanks Titanium Satellite !

northgeorgia · Oct 20, 2019

Thanks, Brian! Always great support for the products and the hobby, even when a disastrous error diagnosis shows there's a short between the equipment and the operator (haha!) The ASC1 was/is a reliable product, and I appreciate his and Michael's help through the years. Who knows? Maybe in a few years, we'll see an ASC2! Sorry to start unfounded rumors, but it would not surprise me! I'm beginning to see that this hobby never dies -- just evolves.

electrosat · Oct 21, 2019

Thanks Brian. Let me tell you a quick story about his customer service. I purchased an ASC1 from him earlier this year. When I received it, it did not output any voltage to the actuator. I called him and explained the problem. He immediately offered to come to my house to take a look at it. He actually lives just up the road from me in Northern California. When he arrived, he took the ASC1 apart on my kitchen table and replaced a defective PCB. He then personally installed it next to my sat receiver and we spent the next two hours having fun scanning in sats on my new c-band dish. The ASC1 has worked perfectly since that day. Now how many guys would do that? This is a great hobby, not only because of the enjoyment that you get from the equipment but also because of the nice people that you meet (like Brian). PS. Please exclude me from the contest--I don't have a need for another ASC1.

bigg t · Oct 21, 2019

Brian thanks for all you do for the fta community. I hated to hear the ASC1 was being discontinued.

iBoston · Oct 23, 2019

Hey, i say thanks to all the GREAT people on this forum that are so helpful and willing to teach and share the things that they have learned. I have really taken this on as a hobby, and have a blast with it.

A special thanks go out to those people that give away dishes and equipment they no longer use.
A special thanks to those who respond to peoples questions in attempt to help!
A special thanks to those that reply to transponder and signal checks.

and thanks to the people who run/operate SatelliteGuys! and thanks Titanium for super awesome ASC1 and all its glory.

Elsguy · Oct 23, 2019

iBoston said:
Hey, i say thanks to all the GREAT people on this forum that are so helpful and willing to teach and share the things that they have learned. I have really taken this on as a hobby, and have a blast with it.

A special thanks go out to those people that give away dishes and equipment they no longer use.
A special thanks to those who respond to peoples questions in attempt to help!
A special thanks to those that reply to transponder and signal checks.

and thanks to the people who run/operate SatelliteGuys! and thanks Titanium for super awesome ASC1 and all its glory.

Couldn't have said it better!

sgs · Oct 26, 2019

I have purchased a few of the Titanium PLL LNBs from Brian (Titanium) over the years, fast delivery and still working to this day. While I haven't needed product support, it's clear that Brian stands behind his products.

Thanks Titanium Satellite / Brian for supporting our hobby over the years, and with all your useful posts/info over the years here at SatelliteGuys!

And thanks to everyone who supports us enthusiasts through help here at SatelliteGuys too!

sgs

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