FTI Complete Satell

Listing description

Business Television Network

Complete System

Ku Band, Uplink & Downlink, MPEG-2

This system would comprise a complete private digital Ku band broadcast network for any business, religious, or other private network for up to 500 receive sites.

$30,000 for Full System

SET UP YOUR OWN
COMPLETE KU BAND DIGITAL VIDEO NETWORK

CONSISTS OF:

1 - 2.4m Prodelin VSAT Antenna w/ De-icing - FCC Licensed (Model 1244) For Transmit/Uplink

1 - 2.4m Pole Ground Mount - Installed (Non-pen Mount Optional)

1 - MCL 300W Ku Band Rack Mount Transmitter

1 - Digital
LNB

1 - Harmonic MV50VBR Digital Video Encoder

1 - Data Modulator

1 - Ku Band Upconverter

1 - Wegener Unity 4000 MPEG2 Monitoring Receiver

1 lot - Waveguide, connectors and cable as required

100 - Ku Band Receive Packages (End User Installed/Downlink)

1 Dehydrator

The satellite equipment package includes a 2.4m uplink with an encoder that turns audio and video into a digital signal that is transmitted through the uplink.
The 100 receive site packages receive the transmitted signal ONLY since they have to oriented on the same satellite and same transponder as the transmitted signal.

The purpose of a digital satellite network is to distribute broadcast programming to specific receive sites tuned to that satellite, transponder and signal.

These are private satellite networks.

Examples of networks include:

Churches use these to distribute Sunday services to members of the church that may not be able to attend services or have moved to another state.

Indian tribes use these to distribute tribal information nationwide to tribal members that do not live on the local reservation.

The Mormon Church uses these to distribute their programming worldwide.

Distance Education Systems using a centralized instructor teaching in 100 different locations.

Business programming or training for satellite offices. (stores i.e. Wal-Mart TV, Advertising channel, etc)

The recurring costs of the satellite transponder rental is a significant issue to any new private network because of the FREE use of the Internet as a cost comparison.
In the worst case of rental of an hour of transponder time for distribution, a network might pay $500 for one hour but could be as little as $250.
If $500, it works out to $10 per site per hour which isn't too much to consider; half that if $250 per hour.

If each site has only 10 students, that is only $1 per hour per student; half that at $250 per hour.
FCC Licensing, Shipping, & Installation NOT included in price. It is the buyers responsibility to arrange for pickup or delivery after the sale.

This equipment is located in US