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If anyone here used the AIM, let's hear from you. :)

I haven't used the AIM or hold it yet. But if it has the same cumbersome menu structure as the satvision (which I am familiar with and wouldn't touch with 10ft pole), I would not consider it at all. Yes, it is cheaper, but you get what you get. If you have the Birdog or the Super Buddy with...

I googled the meter you mentioned above, since I wasn't aware of it. It is listed here: Field Operations Training I have seen that platform of meters before (made in Taiwan or China). It is a difficult meter to work with. Too many button to push. You will spend more time on getting to the...

You can have the DirecTV installer do the job. You can go after the installation is done and do your quality check and fix any mistakes. Or you can be present during the installation to give your suggestions, if needed.

In addition to the Birdog, the Applied Instrument SatBuddy 21, and the Sathawk will tell you which satellite you are on. Sadoun is a stocking source of Super Buddy, SatHawk, and BIRDOG satellite signal meters However, there might be other meters there that do that as well. I have found the...

Jimbo These are good old RCA MPEG2 SD basic receivers. No bells and whistles. Will work for fine for Motel Headend systems 2nd rooms in the house Tailgate parties Cabin We got a closeout deal on them and passing the savings to the customers.

That is the case indeed. Thanks for clarifying. We have sold quite a few of these and people seems content with this basic receiver.

Thank you stonecold. Your testimonial is well appreciated.

Hi This1. This is just a basic single tuner receiver. Only supports one TV. Basically, if you already have a subscription and you just want to add another TV in your house (i.e. in your spare guest bedroom, kids room, basement, garage, office, etc) , you could get this receiver. A...

Bargain deal on standard definition remanufactured DirecTV receivers for your office, tailgate party, or second room in your house. Up to 60% off retail Starting at $39 only RCA's DIRECTV second-room receiver provides the flexibility of watching different DIRECTV programs on different...

amm601 I assume you are using a different coaxial cable than what you have at home. Start by checking the connectors on the cable and center conductor. If you have a continuity meter, check for any short circuit on the cable. If cable is fine, check your elevation angle on dish. Now aim...

If it can be re-activated, donate it to a Non-profit (salvation army, Goodwill, Church, etc.) and get the tax deduction on your 2009 tax return for fair market value. This will apply also for used clothing, furniture, tools, etc. that can be recycled (reused) through a community organization.

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You could use a modulator such as this: This modulator allows you to distribute any audio/video source to your TV network in your house. You can connect your audio video source (CCTV, VCR, SAT, DVD, CATV) to the RCA inputs. Set the modulator channel using the LED digital display and the...

Dual shield Solid Copper Core should be fine.

Seems to me you are missing the satellite. I would recommend for your next trip to get a single LNBF dish, a good compass, and an SF95L satellite signal meter (or the kit version SF95LK). Also, check the connectors on your cable. One may have came loose or the strands of wire are touching...

Yep. I never had CATV for the last 25 years since the days of C-band. At that time C-band was like having a HD picture quality compared to the lousy CATV picture then. Of course a C-band system did set you back about 2-3 grands.

If you have the "NEW" SMW type slimline KA/KU LNBF, then you don't need to run another cable into the house. You can just us a SWM splitter and split the one coaxial cable into several receivers. If you have the older non-SWM KA/KU LNBF, then your options are as follows: * Use two of the...

Here is the link to the Birdog 2.5 Data Cable and USB to Serial adapter: http://sadoun.com/Sat/Products/Accessories/Meters/Birdog-USB-Plus-Satellite-signal-meter.htm

Nik, No need to sweep 360 degrees. Just get to the true azimuth as close as possible, then sweep +/- 5 degrees from that angle. If not signal, adjust the elevation up/down 1 degree at a time and do the sweep again slowly. Others also gave you some good suggestions about checking the cable...

Check the top two antennas on this page: http://www.sadoun.com/Sat/Order/Off-Air-Antennas.htm

That is a $199 switch. Good saving.

SWM3 (SL3PIG) or SWM5 (SL5PIG) LNBF assemblies require the 21V power Inserter.

It looks fine and solid.

I agree, the staples are not the best to use for this type of installation. I would suggest these type of staples. Also, I would use washers on those bolts. I would have raised the cable and laid it above and around the door frame instead of the way he did it.