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thinking of going c-band....
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Post 1 made on Friday May 25, 2001 at 13:15
d_allen
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i am thinking of going with a cband(big dish)satellite.
will any one out there give some of their experinces, and or opinons on this??
thanks
OP | Post 2 made on Monday May 28, 2001 at 17:24
Swagmeister
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Check out www.kusat.com they have a C band message board where you can post all of your questions.
OP | Post 3 made on Wednesday May 30, 2001 at 16:10
david hull
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I switched from C band to DirecTV abour a year ago. I did this because there were a couple of things that I could get on DSS that were not available on analog C-band (BBC America being the main one). I like the fact that channel surfing does not take as long on DSS as it does on C-band (no need for the dish to slew). The DSS gear is cheeper and easier to install.

I am comparing an Analog C-band system (GI Inovation IRD) with DSS. I cannot speak about some of the newer 4DTV systems from GI (I guess it would be Motorola now).

There are more channels available on the C-Band set-up but it will cost you a lot more.
OP | Post 4 made on Friday June 8, 2001 at 18:47
d_allen
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are the more channels worth the extra hassles??.....the only experience i have had with cband is an old system a freind of mine had. i didnt know how good the new systems were, kind of like the idea of an hdtv signal direct from broadcasters, since here in rural arkansas i dont think the locals will be broadcasting in hdtv any time soon......


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