Jeff's satellite background includes work at all levels from retail dealership to the distribution and manufacturing segments of the industry. A notable achievement was producing the first 32-bit processor satellite receiver for an American DBS company. Since that time, his companies have designed and manufactured receivers for various groups in the United States as well as around the globe. As an affiliate of Eurosat (UK) and Manhattan Receivers Inc., he introduced Ku-band Free-To-Air standalone receivers and antenna systems to the U.S. Jeff Schumann is the owner and founder of Manhattan-Digital, and has been in the satellite industry since 1983. It represents various manufacturers from around the world. I feel the need for 'just a few' more good dishes from the past.Manhattan-Digital is a U.S. I have my eye on another glass dish near me but have not knocked on their door yet. The one Paraclipse in my yard is the only one I can remember seeing around here. You would have had to been one very lucky fella to own either of those dishes back in the 80's. I would again drive 600 miles to save either one of those dishes from the scrap yard man.

Orbitron also made a 16 footer which was lighter at 970 pounds and was only $4000. If folks looked over the above link they would have seen that a 16 foot Paraclipse shipped at around 1470 pounds and cost almost $6,000. View Member Profile Send Email Find Member's Topics Find Member's Posts boblop It is the Entire group that makes this forum a success!

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