New member introductions

Hello ldzhjn and :-welcome to the forum.
 
Hello everyone. Great to be part of these forums. I live in ireland and have been interested in satellite for over 30 years ( i am 41 ). I really like any tech, computers, consoles etc. Hope to enjoy these forums and maybe find somethings I did'nt know before
 
Hi, welcome to the forum. Have a good look around and make yourself at home.
 
:-welcome All new members to the forum enjoy your stay.
 
Hi all, I discovered this forum looking for guidance on Horizon meters or good alternatives) and software update options now that they're discontinued.
 
Hi, new to this satellite systems and looking to learn as much as possible. Based in Bulgaria so I would imagine this is going to be more problematic but I will see.
 
Hi All.
This is Ras Kush all the way from Kenya, East Africa. Stumbled upon this forum while on satellite info research.

I intend to broaden my horizon by learning the ups & down of satellite matters in Europe.
 
@DM2021 :D Hi and welcome to the forum. Have a great time here.
 
Greetings from a new forum member,

here I am personally known only by RimaNTSS,

Satellite TV / sat dx at home has been my hobby for 20+ years

I studied satellite television at Riga Technical University in the late 80s.
there in the university lab I first saw the ScreenSport channel...
and of course, local Latvian enthusiast WALKET influenced me a lot.

In the Soviet Army in the late 80s. , I served in the radio-relay communications battalion ...
Many parabolas were raised high up to the towers by building communication lines,
as well as on-van parabolas for tropospheric communications lines.
During the army in Lithuania for officers
I built quite a few analog tv antennas
for extra long-distance reception (to watch Polish TV channels from Lithuania)
 
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DennisB said:
Greetings from a new forum member,

here I am personally known only by RimaNTSS,

Satellite TV / sat dx at home has been my hobby for 20+ years

I studied satellite television at Riga Technical University in the late 80s.
there in the university lab I first saw the ScreenSport channel...
and of course, local Latvian enthusiast WALKET influenced me a lot.

In the Soviet Army in the late 80s. , I served in the radio-relay communications battalion ...
Many parabolas were raised high up to the towers by building communication lines,
as well as on-van parabolas for tropospheric communications lines.
During the army in Lithuania for officers
I built quite a few analog tv antennas in
for extra long-distance reception (to watch Polish TV channels from Lithuania)
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Hi DennisB, welcome to the forum :)

Any friend of Rima is a friend of ours :D
 
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