Analog Ku FTA Receivers Still in Production?

[IA6Newspath]

Just curious if any analog Ku FTA receivers are still in production, or if anyone might be able to recommend a particular receiver that's now out of production but might be available second hand or on eBay. Also, do most analog FTA Ku receivers have the equivalent of a "smart scan" like many of today's DVB FTA receivers? Thanks!

 

[Mr Tony]

Any old C/KU receiver will work. I have 2 Toshiba TRX1420's and a HTS Tracker IV. Both will handle C band & KU

analog doesn't need a smart scan because other than SBS6, the frequencies are the same (in 20K segments). The only difference is polarity, and if you "slave" the analog to a DVB box that's irrelevant

I have one Toshiba slaved to my Coolat. Have 2 satellites stored
-SBS6 for...well, SBS6
-Galaxy 7 for everything else

The analog frequencies go
11720
11740
11760
etc

11720-1
11740-2
11760-3
11780-4
11800-5
11820-6
11840-7
11860-8
11880-9
11900-10
11920-11
11940-12
11960-13
11980-14
12000-15
12020-16
12040-17
12060-18
12080-19
12100-20
12120-21
12140-22
12160-23
12180-24

 

[Pepper]

I have a Uniden Supra listed over in the classified section.

 

[voomvoom]

Check here:
http://www.global-cm.net/
Click on bargains. Mike usually has some IRD's, some used, some new. These are items that come and go.

Al

 

[vj9999]

I have a Bensat DR-903MX tune knob receiver. It is great for scanning the satellite.

http://www.smallear.com/R903/index.htm

It is a little pricey, but worth the money.

I got mine from Lee Richardson (http://mechtech.satforums.com/).