That looks like the same dish that BJU ships with the receiver, but that sure isn't their logo on it.
I think ADTH sells a whole package to various sat broadcasters to resell to their subscribers, which includes the receiver, the dish, and the LNB - all made by ADTH.
Red tool box.
Red 5 gal bucket.
Red LNBs.
Red dog, with a red collar. -
Is the elevation knob stock, or custom?
Other pictures I'd seen of that dish, didn't suggest such a long elevation fine adjust screw - is it stock or a mod?
We should outfit all our dishes that way! - :up
Earlier versions of that dish didn't have ANY elevation adjustment screw. Adjusting elevation on those is an adventure.
$25 for all that - hard to beat.
BJU is ceasing their satellite transmissions next May - there may be a bunch of that equipment showing up cheap (assuming the owners don't just toss it out). There's at least a couple thousand of them in operation.
I got the same deal on craigslist as well. Receiver, dish and lnbf for $25. My dish is missing the elevation knob though. It had the brackets just not the knob itself. I guess the previous installer didn't install it our lost it. Is the original LNBF taht came with it any good? It says it is a P1705 ADTH single output ku lnbf. It says its outpout frequency is 950-1450 mhz. That doesnt seem normal for a standard lnbf.
BJU is ceasing their satellite transmissions next May - there may be a bunch of that equipment showing up cheap (assuming the owners don't just toss it out). There's at least a couple thousand of them in operation.I had heard they were shutting their sat operation down next year, and would bet the vast majority of people that have those systems don't know (or care!) that they are good for anything besides BJU use.
There have been quite a few of these systems appearing on eBay. Many of the sellers clearly don't bother to figure out how much shipping costs before the listing closes.
It's too bad that only a fraction of these systems' sellers disclose in eBay listings that BJU will cease delivery of training by satellite in less than a year. Considering things, I would have expected better.
You lost me on that one - what difference does it make that BJU is ceasing their sat services if you're buying it as a FTA setup?