Hey Everyone:
Got a DTE-7150 and HDD-1000 purchased, but the DTE-7150 SD connector broke off and did some damage during shipping. So far I haven't been able to get anything from the HDD-1000 either (even with ION HD locked in on 103W). I think they may both be broken, but the only other unit I have to test with is my DSR-920 and I don't know of any ITC DC II HD that I can see with that receiver to test the HDD-1000 by itself. I'll post some pictures of the damage later, but I'm wondering if someone could provide my with a picture and/or the value for the resistor found at the position L502. It's just to the right (facing the rear of the unit) of the SD BNC connector on the circuit board and sits to the left of a resistor with the value of 287 (L501 on the Circuit Board). The capacitor just behind the SD BNC also got snapped off and lifted the solder pad on the right side , not sure if I have the talent to fix it, but we'll see. Seller is checking into a claim on the USPS insurance, but I don't know how those work and I really would rather have the units.
Got a DTE-7150 and HDD-1000 purchased, but the DTE-7150 SD connector broke off and did some damage during shipping. So far I haven't been able to get anything from the HDD-1000 either (even with ION HD locked in on 103W). I think they may both be broken, but the only other unit I have to test with is my DSR-920 and I don't know of any ITC DC II HD that I can see with that receiver to test the HDD-1000 by itself. I'll post some pictures of the damage later, but I'm wondering if someone could provide my with a picture and/or the value for the resistor found at the position L502. It's just to the right (facing the rear of the unit) of the SD BNC connector on the circuit board and sits to the left of a resistor with the value of 287 (L501 on the Circuit Board). The capacitor just behind the SD BNC also got snapped off and lifted the solder pad on the right side , not sure if I have the talent to fix it, but we'll see. Seller is checking into a claim on the USPS insurance, but I don't know how those work and I really would rather have the units.