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I assume you're talking about the dish. Unless you've shipped one or had one shipped, it can be pretty stunning when you realize what it will cost. You lost me on that one - what difference does it make that BJU is ceasing their sat services if you're buying it as a FTA setup?

BJU is ceasing their satellite transmissions next May - there may be a bunch of that equipment showing up cheap (assuming the owners don't just toss it out). There's at least a couple thousand of them in operation.

Earlier versions of that dish didn't have ANY elevation adjustment screw. Adjusting elevation on those is an adventure. $25 for all that - hard to beat.

That looks like the same dish that BJU ships with the receiver, but that sure isn't their logo on it. :) I think ADTH sells a whole package to various sat broadcasters to resell to their subscribers, which includes the receiver, the dish, and the LNB - all made by ADTH.

I could never get mine to work with anything other than standard.

Yes, this is an ADTH receiver - you can go to the "Manual Searching" setup page and enter the frequency, symbol rate, and polarization (Vertical or Horizontal) for the transponder you want. Then when quality shows up hit OK and it will find the channels available on that transponder...

Last year I lucked out and found a local place that would sell me a 7 foot length of 2.5" galvanized pipe (2.875" outside diameter). They happened to have that length kicking around. I now need another pole so I went back to the same place. They will now only sell me a full 21 foot length. Not...

BJU Homesat just got shifted by Intelsat from Galaxy 25 to Galaxy 26 with very short notice (only 1 week). Does anyone know if there are hardware issues with Galaxy 25? I thought the replacement was not going to be launched until March 2008. Wild guess... perhaps they are shutting down...