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Subject: Re: channel master dishes

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Date Posted: 13:41:33 01/10/04 Sat
In reply to: Bobben 's message, "Re: channel master dishes" on 13:19:40 01/10/04 Sat

> Andrew antennas is mainly used in expensive
> professional systems. Perhaps the cost is the reason
> why its not widely available from satellite stores...
> No one buys a �5000 high quality 2.4m anyway..

No, that was not what I was saying, the price was that before Channel Master had nothing to do with Andrew. I think the construction of this 2.4m is different, a two piece antenna v.s. single piece in 1.8m dish, that may in part explain the price difference. Anyway, the 1.8m dish had _much_ lower price, I think something like 500�.

Btw, because you are in Sweden (I think) one place to ask big dishes might be Transnova http://www.transnova.com/ . They are mainly working with professional installations and likely aren't the cheapest, but asking costs nothing.

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