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Chris Any update on self instalation? Optimum seems to throws me to a support rep and after being on the phone for at least 30 minutes I'm missing channels and have a support tech coming to check my...
Cablevision Begins Offering CableCARD Self-Installs · 4 years ago
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MegaZone Well, it comes down to what else you're going to use that coax for, if anything, and this from the post:
"MoCA has specified 2 frequency bands at which the network can be operated:...
MoCA and DECA – What’s the Difference? Or Is There One At All? · 5 years ago
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Nick L Hi There Thanks for the explanation. I had a quick question. I used to have service through DirecTv but disconnected a few months ago. Can I purchase the DECA HW and still use it to extend my...
MoCA and DECA – What’s the Difference? Or Is There One At All? · 5 years ago
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can you add slingbox app to ntv 200?
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A Slingbox needs *something* to feed it an A/V signal. That could be a cable box, satellite receiver, TiVo, DVD player, external antenna tuner, etc. Different Slingboxes have different inputs...
MoCA and DECA – What’s the Difference? Or Is There One At All? · 11 years ago
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Tag Archives: NASA
NuSTAR Rides To Orbit On The Wings Of Pegasus
NASA’s NuSTAR mission, or Nuclear Spectroscopic Telescope Array, was launched June 13, 2012 via an Orbital Sciences Corp. Pegasus XL rocket. While the X-ray observatories mission is interesting in itself, my main interest is in the Pegasus. It is unique … Continue reading
Welcome Home Dragon – Meet Your Potential Rivals
I realize I’m a couple of weeks late in posting this, but better late than never. Congratulations to SpaceX on the flawless flight of their Dragon capsule – from the Falcon 9 launch, to berthing with the ISS, to the … Continue reading
Rockets, Rockets, Rockets – SpaceX Falcon 9 Launch To ISS 04:55ET This Morning!
There’s been some rocket-related activity while I was quiet. NASA continues the test program on the J-2X as part of the work for the planned Space Launch System (SLS). On Wednesday they had another brief test firing at Stennis Space … Continue reading
NASA Begins Second Round Of J-2X Testing
We’ve seen a previous video on the evolution of the J-2X rocket engine. As I posted before, the original J-2 was used on the second (S-II) and third (S-IVB) stages of the mighty Saturn V moon rocket. The J-2X update … Continue reading
The J-2X Rocket Engine – From Concept To Hot Fire
NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center posted a video chronicling the evolution of the J-2X rocket, intended to be an upper stage for NASA’s new Space Launch System, from concept through to a successful hot fire test last November. The J-2X … Continue reading
