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I have really enjoyed Discovery, however for me it is missing something important... the desire to watch the episode multiple times. I have watched all other trek series and movies many times, but Discovery doesn’t leave me with the desire to watch the episodes again and again. Trek has survived...

Our BirdView was 9’ and it was still marginal. I think the LNA you use and the ability to set the skew correctly would be critical.

I don’t know what the C-band environment is like today, but I do remember the evolution back in the eighties. The excitement in the beginning was being one of the early adopters...when the providers hadn’t realized yet that we were online and seeing their clear transmissions. Within a fairly...

Anyone see a BirdView dish lately? Had one with a horizon to horizon drive that worked well.

So my question is what practical reason is there to have a C Band other than for nostalgia. I had one in the early 80’s and still have a fascination just like I do for the LaserDisc player I used to own. I now have a Dish antenna which works better on my RV roof :)

I also am enjoying the show, however it’s because I’m looking at it as a complete reboot much as the new Star Trek movies do. If you don’t insist that it follows the previous cannon, it’s not bad and getting better.

While I agree that Discovery has a lot to be desired and I would hope the producers are listening. However consider that there have been other Star Trek presentations that weren’t done very well such as Star Trek V, as a person once told me “It’s Star Trek and it needs to be watched because it...

I want to win a Dr. HD Advanced Satellite Meter.