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copterdr3
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Mar 21st, 2009 at 6:52am  
Im in Taji Iraq, i have recently acquired 1.2m dish with mount and i already have on hand a Hughes 7000 series modem and LNB. the missing peice of the puzzle is a BUC. I have attempted to research a parts supplier to get a assembled Huges radio unit, but have been unsucessful.
does anyone know a company (either US or UK) that does individual parts sales so i can get this system put together and operational??
Thanks
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Reply #1 - Mar 21st, 2009 at 10:36am  
We could supply you a Radio Head separatley contact
us ....sales@bentleywalker.com
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Reply #2 - Mar 21st, 2009 at 1:57pm  
If I read you right, you want a transmitter - presumably 2 watts - as opposed to an entire TRIA (Transmit/Receive Integrated Assembly). The whole TRIA consists of
-transmitter (BUC),
-waveguide,
-OMT filter,
-LNB.
If yes, it's kinda hard to buy the Hughes transmitter by itself. Unless you find somebody parting out a system on eBay for example, retailers usually only sell the whole TRIA. Montana Satellite for example, sells refurbished 2w TRIAs for $200. See their https://www.montanasatellitesupply.com/HughesNet_Satellite_Internet_Parts_s/67.h... . FYI, their photos are incorrectly labeled. What they identify as a "TRIA" is actually the OMT filter). The entire thing from transmitter to LNB is considered a TRIA.

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Reply #3 - Mar 22nd, 2009 at 12:34pm  
Thanks for the assistance.
I have found a radio assembly here on Taji
part # is VCD-022275-0000. the assembly is complete minus the LNB. would that work with the Hughes modem?
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