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When I first got started, and addicted, I purchased a Fortec 90cm dish, with
a FSKU-V universal LNB, and
a H H motor, all from Sadoun.com
I bought a Sat Cruiser DRS 101 Plus + from satcruiser.com, but if I had to
do it all again, I would
buy a better "blind search" receiver like the new Fortec model, also
available from Sadoun.
Jeff
"Glenn Squire" <gsquire@NODAMNSPAM.nbnet.nb.ca> wrote in message
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> OK. I am not interested in C band. Just KU and FTA. I am already
> subscribed to SC so I have all the programming that I want anyway. . I am
> just into this as an hobby project. So..... What is the smallest dish,
> What LNB and what FTA receiver should I purchase for my new hobby?
>
> The reason why I mentioned the BEV dish was....I have just purchsed a new
> home. It comes with both BEV and SC antennas. I currently subscribe to SC
> and I would like ot use the BEV dish & LNB for my new upcomming FTA hobby
> if possible. If not....what dish, lnb and Recv to buy. Sorry for all the
> questions, but this seems like it could be a fun project.
>
> Thanks a bunch,
> Glenn
>
>
>
> "Rich Piehl" <rpiehl5REMOVETHIS@FORNOSPAMcharter.net> wrote in message
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>> Glenn Squire wrote:
>>> OK, but what if I point it to another Sat.? WOuldn't the BEV dish and
>>> LNB work for other sats?
>>>
>>>
>>
>> Only for FTA stuff on other satellites with circular polarity. For
>> anything on the KU side of, say, IA5 or G10, you need a LNB that handles
>> linear polarity. And an 18" dish is too small to pick up anything from
>> C-Band
>>
>> Take care,
>> Rich
>>
>> God bless the USA
>> --
>> I just had one of those "what the hell am I doing?" moments.
>>
>> -Adam Savage, Mythbuster
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