Two receivers with Glorystar system
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Me too.. it makes me think of a robotic dog's headsweet
I like the one in the bottom right
more is better
Nice pix.
But, for those of you who don't venture into the FTA section, here's a little behind-the-scenes look . . .
Nice pix.
But, for those of you who don't venture into the FTA section, here's a little behind-the-scenes look . . .
several of those only have single output one shows quad
and that test receiver almost looks like a fortec passion
and that test receiver almost looks like a fortec passion
sweet
I like the one in the bottom right
Yup, that one has my vote too. Will complement the dish nicely. Can't wait for the release, then i will not have to keep turning off one receiver to use the other! We will be able to use both at once!!! :up
I'll like the one that works the best, in the cold, snow, heat and wind .... And of course, the one that needs the least retuning or refocusing. Right now, I have 3 receivers ready to use, but only one in use and I get to move it and the co-ax when I need to go to a new location.... (I can not just say buildings, as two of my 6 locations are Motorhomes!) And, no, I can not watch while moving --- my cables are too short. I will be ready for the four output one in April - plus a switch between 3 buildings. I like the idea of running one coax from the dish to the each out building.
I actually like the one that Anole refered to as posted by Brian. But what is the range of that "WIRELESS" lnb ;<)
Left to right: Telemann 1650s Satellite Meter with Spectrum Analyzer, Preproduction GEOSATpro DSR100 (next generation receiver), Openbox X820
We aren't testing monoblocks for only the outputs, we test for beam convergence, isolation for polarity and co-located satellites, gain, signal to noise, etc
We aren't testing monoblocks for only the outputs, we test for beam convergence, isolation for polarity and co-located satellites, gain, signal to noise, etc
several of those only have single output one shows quad
and that test receiver almost looks like a fortec passion
Not wireless, but look for LNBFs to be connected by fiber optic in the next year. Coax will join analog as relics of the past ......
I'm not following the need for this. Does this just act like an internal diseqc switch, or is it combining all lnbf on one line sorta like a stacked lnb combines both polarities? If it's the former, then I only see that being more frustration - just like the bsc621's with internal switches are always getting setup with the switch bypassed because it doesn't jive with existing configurations. If it's the latter, that would be interesting, but I'm not sure how useful it'd be.
I don't care if it is made out of titanium steel from the planet Mars, as long as I can utilize boh of my receivers at the same time. :up But if it could warm up my coffee in the morning as well I wouldn't mind either.
Getting psyched up!
Getting psyched up!
Waiting patiently but with much anticipation. I am ready to add a second receiver. The kids love Smile of a Child so I don't get much chance to watch other programming. Thanks!
R/D process is often quite rewarding and other times, very frustrating! We have been working on one casting for many months and are now in the 5th revision.
A monoblock is now in beta testing at several sites throughout the US and Canada. We are getting closer to a solution, but requiring guaranteed performance before distribution.
Thank you for your patience!
A monoblock is now in beta testing at several sites throughout the US and Canada. We are getting closer to a solution, but requiring guaranteed performance before distribution.
Thank you for your patience!
