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I ran across the following diplexer: Eagle Aspen Single Port Power Passive Diplexer (D2200) | D2200 [Eagle Aspen] | PVDP2 DP2 duplexr duplexer D2200 d-2200 d-2100 d2100 It is only $5 and has an excellent diagram at the bottom of the page. It looks like you use one at each end to...

I would be more worried about the voltages. Wouldn't having the 18v running down the line cause problems for the cable company? Also, you are powering the motor. How does the motor handle running through a diplexer? If it were all passive, I would just say try it and see what happens, but...

Wow, cheaper than ebay/froogle and guaranteed to not be a clone. Any reason why you are discontinuing them? I'm looking to buy my first motor and the sg2100 seems to be a popular one but doesn't seem to be quite as heavy duty as the other ones on your site.

Unless you only care about 1-2 channels the chances of them all being on the same satellite is slim to none. A motorized dish is the easiest way to capture multiple satellites.

Skyvision has packages for Cband (big dishes): C-band Satellite Digital Programming Packages not for sure if they sell anything for ku band or not. And of course there are alot of free to air channels on both KU and C band but skyvision is the only place I've seen that will sell you premium...

blind scan can be software or hardware. PC cards don't usually have hardware blind scan so their blindscan tends to be slower than the set top boxes that usually have hardware blind scan.

I think "The List" would be more useful if it had a few additional columns like: primary language(s) primary category(s): i.e. religious, sports, news, weather url to provider's homepage whether the channel is always on or not. Also, why are there encrypted channels on "The List" I...

Oh, and for four tv's, you will probably want a quad output LNBF. Here is one: Universal Quad Ku LNBF - Wideband Fortec - 4 outputs of course that also requires 4 receivers, not for sure how much money you are wanting to invest. With only one receiver, all the tv's would have to be on the...

There are TWO channels you can pick up with the circular LNBFs on the slimline (which is I assume what you have), they are actually dishnetwork channels, one is angelone which is some kind of religious station, the other is the nasa channel which is a mostly raw feed straight from the control...

A quick search on ebay found this: New! 2 Degree Monoblock KU FTA Linear LNB / LNBF - eBay (item 330279155845 end time Mar-14-09 14:14:12 PDT) Which looks strangely homemade. :) Anyways, it might give you some ideas.

I thought that I saw an integrated 2 degree dual output lnbf, but with a quick search was unable to locate it. I did find a 4 degree bracket at one of our sponsors: DUAL LNBF CLAMP - 4 DEGREE ROTATING - SatelliteAV, LLC.

A quick search on google, showed an answer to my first question: http://www.satelliteguys.us/free-air-fta-discussion/30890-universal-vs-standard-lnbf.html http://www.satelliteguys.us/c-band-satellite-discussion/100160-whats-difference-between-universal-lnbf-standard-linear-lnbf.html and if I...

Every station that you get from directtv/dish are technically ppv. The only difference is you pay once a month for unlimited viewing versus paying for a one time viewing. You need to determine what station(s) you are wanting and see if they are on the list above. If they aren't on the...

Any recommendations for/against any particular LNBFs? The "redheads" seem to be popular on this forum. I finally figured out that this was referring to the techsat tracker II which I found on ebay for about $20 each. Any reason that these are popular? Ebay has alot of $10+freeship...

Oh, and if you say your friend has a "big fta setup" and it is a legal setup, he is probably the best person to ask as a legal "big fta setup" usually means someone has multiple satelites and alot of know how.

Here is a list of the channels you can get LEGALLY from FTA: FTAList.com Master Channel List The only subscription dish that can pick up anything but NASA and ANGELONE is the superdish but even it is a bit on the small side and has some quirks. What you need to buy is a 31inch or larger dish...

Is the superdish fully retired? I have spotted dozens of them all over my town. Is there an easy way to tell if they are active or not? I saw mention of a "repoint kit" they were using to retrofit them. What does the repoint kit look like? Is it safe to assume that if they don't have the...

The pansat 9200 has had good reviews on this site and is the only HD receiver that I know of that actually supports blind scan, so it would be a decent choice for a HD FTA receiver. Most of the other HD receivers have either not been reviewed yet or have had bad reviews.

ok, i think i found NASA TV on 'TV 213 - 11719V NSS' ftalist.com shows NASA TV on: NASA TV -- EchoStar 7 12370-R 20000 4130 4131 Those numbers don't seem to match at all. Are these numbers related? Can someone explain this to me?

Yippe!!, I found some and managed to answer one of my questions. If I click the OK button, it shows up all the discovered channels with a '$' next to all the scrambled channels. Now if I could just block all the scrambled ones. Weirdly enough, even though my coolsat is connected to the directtv...

I recently moved into a house with a dish 500, a directtv slimline, and a third small directtv dish. I have located a primestar dish on a boarded up property and am attempting to get in contact with the owner to see if I can have it. I also have found (at least) one person willing to give...

well, in furthering my research, I found some info on captiveworks's site about the cw3000hd which might apply to the cw4000hd as well, if anyone is interested:

What is the difference between the available 8PSK boards? I believe I found 3 different kinds: ILLUMINATI $85shipped on ebay. NINJA $90shipped on ebay. DVB-S2 8PSK Module $180 from gosatellite. I found from a different thread that there are basically 3 different protocols...

Thanks, I searched the forums, but never found that thread: It looks like my best bet will probably be a software based solution, but so far my research hasn't showed promising results on that front either. I also think I might buy a cheap Visionsat IV-200 or coolsat 5000/6000 on ebay...

Unfortunately to my knowledge, that one doesn't have PVR. Are there any solutions that have blindscan/ATSC/PVR or do I just need to get a coolsat 5000 and/or merq II on ebay for $50 to do the blindscanning for me and give up on having everything in one device. I can obviously put...