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Louisiana PBS: http://www.lpb.org/index.php/site/satellite/ Thirteen (WNET): http://www.pbs.org/about/faqs/satellite-services/ "serve households that use satellite receiving antennas (backyard dishes) ... consumer receivers beginning November 15, 2010." WCPE (classical from North Carolina) is...

During the wee cold winter months earlier this year, I couldn't put in satellite dishes easily, but there was one channel I really wanted to get. A couple of hours later, I FOUND THE IP FEED. http://www.rcrq.com/radiocraft.asx If I've done it once, I'm sure we could put our heads together and...

I used Dexpan to "blast" my concrete.

I wrote to them a week ago and here is what I got back: ... We really appreciate your interest in eScapes and the time you took to write to us. Yes, at one time we were an open signal, but we couldn't find a way to support ourselves that way. We're still under an agreement with the NCTC, and...

BLACK

That would be one killer of an awesome dish!

Very cool! I've been wanting to do this myself.

Sounds like a deal! I'll be there!

Cool! Some places I'll need to check out.

I'll be there too. Friday and Saturday at least, maybe Sunday. This will be my fourth year there.

Ohh my. I did another comparison and my PC tuner locked and tuned instantly, the Nano took a few seconds. Before a lock, I get 'No Signal'. Nano: 76% quality. PC: 82% quality. I have had times when the PC had block errors, when the Nano had perfect signal.

Close to me but I can't decide.

I have a feeling many avatars are getting hungry...

Happy to see you on again Ice!

That's quite a bit of precision. Where did you get that information from? With them being end of life, I wonder how much more use they expect to get from them.

That would be KIMA. Not the best idea. I'm not too concerned because it's only SD. And we can get CBS HD from other sources.

I hope this feed will be there when I put up a new dish.

According to Microspace, the official transition date is still August 24th.

I started with a 10 foot BUD too. I used Dexpan to break the concrete it was mounted in. I also found that a $15 signal meter helps to find signals.

Looks like a nice find. I like the mount.

Cool. :cool:

If I found a dish that size, I'd pick it up in a heartbeat.

Why am I looking forward to spring? It was a rough winter. Grandma got run over by a reindeer walking home from our house Christmas Eve. That groundhog... he'll never see his shadow again. Spring is coming early and I'm planting my dish farm now. I have some ambitious plans and all parts are...

Great picture! I did some more investigating and found that it is on WestField Avenue in Elizabeth, New Jersey. Here is the Google Earth street-level view. It looks like this was back 'in the day' when he only had 3 dishes.

Got any plans for the BUC?