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Part 2 (Under Construction)

III.       What Types of Receivers, Dishes, Mounts, Actuators and LNBs are 
            Used on BUDs, and Who Makes Them? 

III.A.    Receivers.
III.B.    Dishes.
III.B.1. Required Diameter.
III.B.2. Types of Dish. [solid, mesh, fiber glass, etc] 
III.C.    Actuators.
III.C.1. Linear.
III.C.2. Horizon-to-Horizon. 
III.D.    LNB
III.D.1. Gain.
III.D.2. Noise Figure/Noise Temperature. 

IV.      How do you Troubleshoot a BUD System? 
IV.A.  Actuator.
IV.B.  Polorotor.
IV.C.  LNB.
IV.D.  Receiver.
IV.E.  Cabling.
IV.F.  Dish Alignment [including declination] 




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