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stecle

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• Sep 2, 2022

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I picked up this system today for free on the local kijiji. Everything is brand new and was never installed. Obviously this old Mpeg-2 STB doesn't have much value, but I might be able to use the LNBF and the dish.

 

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stecle

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• Sep 10, 2022

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This is the dish that came with the system. It is 35 X 31. I wonder how it will perform. Not a very good picture. lol

 

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Cham

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• Sep 22, 2022

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Yes it needs a reference..
LNBF might be circular.. but free is certainly worth while.

 

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stecle

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• Sep 22, 2022

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Cham said:

Yes it needs a reference..
LNBF might be circular.. but free is certainly worth while.

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The output frequency is 950-2000 Mhz. I wonder if this LNBF is stacked?

 

Titanium

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• Sep 22, 2022

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I believe that ADTH is no longer in either satellite or IPTV business. The 6600IR was distributed for homeschool and expat programming (101w/97w, etc.). The LNBF is linear LO 10750 and was considered almost bulletproof.

 

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stecle

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• Sep 23, 2022

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Titanium said:

I believe that ADTH is no longer in either satellite or IPTV business. The 6600IR was distributed for homeschool and expat programming (101w/97w, etc.). The LNBF is linear LO 10750 and was considered almost bulletproof.

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Thanks for the info Brian. You are right about the LNBF. It is built like a tank.

 

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