Man, you have fat Internet pipe from your outhouse ! Five megabytes pictures - I'm waiting for a minute to show up each one.
best satellite for a pizza dish?
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That's it, Ice!
Fizzle should put the 18" on the chicken coop. I hear poultry love Channel 101, especially in color. It will go well with the fast internet.
And a mailbox.....hmmmm Foghorn Leghorn?
Fizzle should put the 18" on the chicken coop. I hear poultry love Channel 101, especially in color. It will go well with the fast internet.
And a mailbox.....hmmmm Foghorn Leghorn?
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the rest of the yard looks nice that is just up to the junk pile and the burning barrels i give a video your sometime
im going to put a wood pole next to the dish about 6 foot away, and run wires to an acess box, then im going to trench them to the garage
Good idea! :up
Looks to me like Fizzey is really into chick-flicks!!!...
and took it to a whole new level! Where is the "No Fat Chicks" sign???
18" on the outhouse, cheap receiver and TV inside on a shelf above the crapper always tuned to Pirate TV
When did Prime* have an analog receiver? All I ever saw was the 300 and 301....
it said it launched in 1991 and went digital in 1994, so there had to of been a analog box
1991
PrimeStar launches first medium-powered Ku-band service, an analog offering with limited channels.
1994
PrimeStar rolls out nationwide digital TV service via a medium-power Ku-Band satellite. The company ends 1994 with about 250,000 subscribers.
it also said c-band reached it peaked in 1995 with 2.4 million subscribers in 1995, in 1994 there were only 645,000 subs, so half of c band equipment is made in 1995!
That would seem to be logical, but there is another reason why the numbers would suddenly increase from 1994 to 1995, and it is called the Videocipher II Plus.. The Videocipher II system had been hacked so badly that General Instrument was forced to introduce the new Videocipher II Plus system. The Videocipher II was phased out in 1993, and everybody was forced to get a new Videocipher II Plus decoder. Back in 1994 people here in Canada (and the US) were still using hacked Videocipher II boards to obtain some of the programming, but the codes were starting to change too frequently to be worth while trying to find and also to key in. Back in those days, there was no internet where hackers were sharing keys. People eventually gave up on their hacked boards and finally subscribed.
Anyways.. That's the reason I figure there is a big spike in C-Band subscribers in 1995. The video scrambling system was finally secured.
Getting back to the original post - what satellite to use a pizza dish on? I've found AMC4 @ 101 West to be pretty powerful. The 3ABN channels seem to be pumping out a lot of signal strength.
You are looking at a security fence surrounding the world headquarters of Fizzle's business venture Skyvu INC!
Hey, even Bill Gates had to start somewhere! Apparently when Fizzey had his breakdown not too long ago and whacked his BUD to pieces he did not stop there!
It looks like he took out his receiver and some other goodies which explains the electronics plus the cans and bottles help explain what fueled the rampage! And it looks like they used to have at least 13 chickens!!!... 
Fizzle said this about an 18" DirecTV dish:
(fizzle spelling/ lack of capitalization & punctuation left intact for authenticity)
Fizzle said THIS about a 10ft C-band dish:
I guess that's part of "Fizzle's Law"????
(fizzle spelling/ lack of capitalization & punctuation left intact for authenticity)
:haha:haha:haha:haha:haha:hahaFizzle said this about an 18" DirecTV dish:
Fizzle said THIS about a 10ft C-band dish:
I guess that's part of "Fizzle's Law"????
Coming from you I am not surprised
originally it started as joke because I could get Doc Scott (when he was on 93W) and CCTV because they were so strong
AMC4 was for KUIL when they were Fox...now that they're not its not needd
AMC6 was basically on a "can you get anything on there"
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