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Yeah, been there. Already get some with dish but, maybe I can drop some of them if I can get for free :cool:

I'll keep that in mind. Appreciate the info. Just want to jump back in as cheap as possible to see if I want to expand. Guess I need to look for a dig. receiver without investing a fortune. Then take it from there. Thanks

That's what I meant. If I got a digital receiver, my analogue would be a suitable mover?

My current receiver is analogue. A Innovation 450i. I wonder if that would communicate with some digital.

I see the AMiko or Edison doesn't seem to have a place to connect the mover wires from the actuator. How would that work? Are there models that also do that?

With so many HD receivers available in the $60 range, how would one choose a model?

Satellite world sure has changed since my last analog involvement back in the late 90's. Is there a place I can view what would be available to receive?

A little pricey for this country boy only in the respect that I'm not sure at this point of my research how beneficial it would be for my entertainment experiences. I currently have DISH...of course. But, I'm partial to old school.

Thanks for the welcome. I screwed up. Went up there to look and realized It's an LNB. I don't remember changing it but then, I got the system in 1988. A lot of water passed under this bridge since then.

Thanks. These type projects are cool. The LNB I have in a box has both pins inside so I'm guessing it's a LNBF?

Hi All New to forum and with being pandemic sort of homebound, I'm regaining my interest in my old fiberglass C-Band 10ft satellite dish. It's a Curtis Mathis KSX300 with LNA and Feedhorn. Also still have the original G.I. Innovation 450i Receiver. I know analog is pretty much dead and...