Do you have a DMX 741 or a DMX 741U? There is a difference. I Have a DMX741.I'm using a Solomend reciever and I have the 22kh switch set "on" for ku sats and "off" for c band. The DMX741u LNBF is for use w/4dtv recievers and uses DiSeq for switching bet ku & C band.
pics of the dish farm...post yours too :)
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The install guide is posted on this site in a different thread http://www.satelliteguys.us/attachment.php?attachmentid=37083&d=1241215942 I installed the jumper enclosed and am running just one side of the dual coax I have from the LNBF to the dish mover.
Winter pictures like this make having the BUD's and OTA equipment worth all the time that I've invested in them.
Great pics sergei. Looks like you've lined the dishes up pretty nicely there.
cleaned up the dish farm a little bit
moved the OTA antenna to the roof (was on the deck)
gained a Directv slimline (had a Phase III)
removed a couple dishes from the deck (they had minimal programing on them to constitute a fixed dish)
the C-Band dish got removed...have a different project for that
(the 2 cables you see in the 1st pic are from the antennas)
moved the OTA antenna to the roof (was on the deck)
gained a Directv slimline (had a Phase III)
removed a couple dishes from the deck (they had minimal programing on them to constitute a fixed dish)
the C-Band dish got removed...have a different project for that
(the 2 cables you see in the 1st pic are from the antennas)
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Nice OTA setup, Iceberg... So that's why you made the trip to Rat Shack looking for a tripod and mast...
Iceberg,
Did you change out the lnb on the Slimline or are you using it "as is" for circular? I just picked up a Slimline AU9, not sure what lnb's are on it or what to use it for.
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yeah that back tripod the bolts are rusted so I couldnt undo the mast. So I figured "screw it"....pulled out the hacksaw and cut it about 7 feet up (the mast was 10 feet so it was about 12 feet up...too high for me to work on it)
After seeing their prices I figured "eh I'll work with what I have"
The closer (or the right antenna) has been up there for almost a year. Thats for a distant VHF station
I made a thread in the OTA section on it
http://www.satelliteguys.us/digital-over-air-ota/250210-my-antenna-has-buddy-now.html
I see an AntennaCraft MCU33 OTA antenna in that picture.
1) How well did it improve reception moving from deck to roof?
2) Are you going to ground those OTA antennas before it begins to lightening?
1. the link I posted right above yours has the info but since I'm only 28 miles from the towers the main stations it did little
It was more to clean up the deck
2. I had the one up on the roof last year and no issues...its one of those "I'll get to it" things
It was more to clean up the deck
2. I had the one up on the roof last year and no issues...its one of those "I'll get to it" things
Mine is not really a farm... more like a garden.
1. The main dish
2. Multipe LNBs, from left 83W, 89W, 97W, 101W
3. Dish 500 behind is aimed at 125W for PBS
1. The main dish
2. Multipe LNBs, from left 83W, 89W, 97W, 101W
3. Dish 500 behind is aimed at 125W for PBS
oh oh, looks like ol Fido is getting his feet wet today!
Hopefully you don't have any cable breaks/joints on the ground in there...
Hopefully you don't have any cable breaks/joints on the ground in there...
I kind of like this one..
Holy crap.... grass in the neighbor's yard, all water in yours!
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