The same can be had with C-band.
Do you have any photos of the C-band dish you've spotted?
I did a drive by yesterday and managed to grab a picture. I'm not sure if you can tell much about it, but here it is.
The same can be had with C-band.
Do you have any photos of the C-band dish you've spotted?
Yep! I like finding those random live feeds where the networks don't bother to encrypt the stream so I can see everything 15 seconds a head of all the cable tv provider's delays. Haha!There are lots of HD channels. They aren't compressed like the ones on Dish and Direct either, so they look a lot better.
How does this relate to the OP's question of whether or not a C-band dish is worth getting into?Like a Producer provides type quality has been held in C Band in the past; KU Band is the same thing. The channel, production, whether live or on tape; is defined; or Produced at a certain bandwidth, with certain multi-video/audio produced qualities such as 480i/p-1080p and Dolby or AAC; all digital. There are others, such as signal qualifiers, or encoded messages to say whether you have enough signal from your dish; where certain continual streams make changes in the bandwidth to keep the lock; or continuing of the "liveness"; as like the NBA did using stepdown to 720p in their live game broadcasts. There is even analog feeds in KU band still; and each band can be either an original broadcast decision or a 24 hr. per day re-broadcast In quality and/or originals. Most US Origination is C Band however; and in English; and with many types of Origination; so too did they choose it for it CONUS of US broadcasting; but for its better because the dish is bigger vs. rain/snow/signal of sun; ingress. The physic's of a microwave require a broadcast to be very weak; un-like a microwave oven basically. This gives the size of the dish possession of a real amplifier in the dishes reflection; unlike KU where the freq. already doubles the amps of the signals; and the dish reflection does very little amplification. In a real green world; a microwave needs to be kept at a low power; where no harm is caused. This is because the terrestrial beams we use for bandwidth; cable cellphones; will CUT your genetics off; basically only if you stand in front of them for a certain period of time...
most of his "responses" are just like that. Verbage that only he and god apparently can understandHow does this relate to the OP's question of whether or not a C-band dish is worth getting into?
If I had to explain it,you wouldn't understand.Question, why don't you guys just get directv or dish? I have dish and love it. What is this ku and cband stuff? Is it the really large dishes i stiIll see from
thirty years ago? Why?
Thanks FaT Air! I'm probably gonna have to search the inter-webs for moving instructions. HahaBack on subject. Looks like a keeper, the dish that is. I'd grab it.
huh didnt know that is how we treat newbies here now.CoreyIllini, What you doing over here? Don't you belong back in the Dish section? Move along.
Totally 'off subject' anyway.
Question, why don't you guys just get directv or dish? I have dish and love it. What is this ku and cband stuff? Is it the really large dishes i stiIll see from
thirty years ago? Why?