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Join Date: Apr 2003
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Decoder ideas please?
Gidday guys, have just been kindly given these 2 decoders and wondering if anyone knows anything about them as a search on Google resulted with zip..
![]() Ricoms RSS 688 Infosat MSR 4200 Thanks..
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Junior Member
Join Date: Apr 2003
Posts: 17
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Digital or Analogue boxes ????????
Should make good door stops :mrgreen: :mrgreen: |
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Satellite Guru
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: bassettville Where else
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That's a bit negative "Vic"
Could we have some more information on the Receivers,, I,ve gone through all the stuff I have on differant receivers and connot find them listed. That,s not to say there of no use. Have you tried them, What happens when you plug-um in. Try them on a known service, something that you know works. What is the reaction of the receivers ????? bassett |
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Join Date: Apr 2003
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Thanks Bassett for that...
Here's what I have on them and this is only from what's on the boxes they are in, nothing from the net or anywhere else.Actually on looking at the boxes there is a fair bit of info on them both and I'm thinking they are both Analogue tho. Infosat - 500 channels, 2 Input, 2 Bandwidth, C/KU Selectable, 0/12 Volts, 22 Khz, Mechanical Polarizer, System Lock, Auto Bandwidth 110/150/280/500 Khz, PLL Modulator (21-69 ch), Diseqc 1.0, SMPS, LNB Local freq, Low Threshold & other minor ones. Ricoms - 200 ch, 900-2150 Mhz wide range 1 input/2 Bandwidth tuner, Adjustable 32 LT Steps, PLL Freq Synthesised Tuner, C/Ku Band Video Polarity Selection, Audio Bandwidth Selection 130/280/380/600 Khz, Mecahnical Polorizer, 0/12 V for multi switching box. Will do some more studying of them and will plug them in and see what happens.. ![]() As I said they are obvious to me now they are Analogue boxes and when I finally get my mesh dish up I will try therm out then..
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Join Date: Apr 2003
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OK - Have plugged them both in and they both work fine and run nps but they are both obviously analogue boxes as there is no option to adjust s/r so hence I shall wait until I kick the c-band dish up..
![]() Thanks for the help bassett..
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Junior Member
Join Date: Apr 2003
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:shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:
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Satellite Guru
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: bassettville Where else
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The first receiver may be Digital, I don,t know of any Analuge Receivers that had Diseqc switching. It could be both Analuge and Digital.. I don,t no of any Ku analuge, On C-band theres Star Sport 3800 H on Asiasat 3s
When you go into the menu , what does it say , on Decoder settings. |
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Moderator
Join Date: May 2003
Location: Mackay
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I have an analogue receiver with Diseqc switching. I's an Access Millenium 2000. Just bought it. Yes I know I'm nuts. Analogue is going the way of the Dodo.
How big a dish do you need for Star Sports on Asiasat3? Actually what I really want to know is what size dish gives a very snowy/weak just detectable picture? Because... I don't have a C band dish up yet only a few 1.2m dishes. |
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Member
Join Date: Apr 2003
Posts: 216
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Star sports
I received Star Sports in Perth with a solid 2.4M dish. Star sports has strong signal quality and shouldn't be a problem picking it up. The commentating is in Chinese but sometimes in English.
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Junior Member
Join Date: May 2003
Posts: 37
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Star Sports
I use a 2.3m mesh dish with excellent result in Brisbane. Many though quite successfully use a 1.8m solid with good result too. Best pick would be a 2.4m heavy duty for Mackay and they are getting cheap too.
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Join Date: May 2003
Location: Mackay
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Glad to know a 1.8m solid will work. I have one under construction.
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