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To: Noumenon

thanks for the info. the image of the big and small dishes was sort of how I am planning to plant the Free-To-Air dish. I've never heard of StarBrand before. I'll do more reading about it. The FTA system I'm looking at was found a Skyvision.com. It's a Pansat 2700A MPEG2 FTA reciever w/a 3 foot movable dish. Pick up a few hundred more channels. More is never enough. Two dishes will do. I'm not going to turn my yard into a smaller version of NRAO's Very Large Array dish farm near Socorro, New Mexico.


13 posted on 12/05/2005 8:55:56 AM PST by NCC-1701 (RADICAL ISLAM IS A CULT. IT MUST BE ERADICATED ASAP)
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To: NCC-1701

StarBand is a consumer-grade internet broadband service, although I use the term 'broadband' with some reservations. The SkyVista stuff is far better, but the gear's more expensive. Since bot hStarBand and SkyVista transmit as well as receive, it's a bigger pop for that kind of gear.

If all you're doing is receiving, check out the Andrew Corp type 100 and type 100 satellite dishes. Good stuff.


14 posted on 12/05/2005 9:09:17 AM PST by Noumenon (Activist judges - out of touch, out of tune, but not out of reach.)
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