Topic: noaa port equipment

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noaa port equipment.  Prices are listed to give you an idea on pricing.  If interested give me a bid.  Your chance to get this before it goes on ebay in the next couple of weeks.

                                              What I paid    Todays Prices

0200-1023- C-Band cover plate-                  $16.00          $35.00
1329- Feed, dual, orthomode-                    $62.29         $125.00
3220FB- C-Band PLL LNB-                        $259.00         $259.00
S300 DVB-S2 IP Data Receiver/Router            $749.00         $599.00

                                              $1008.00        $1018.00
Company I purchased the equipment from
Robert Mihelic
Satellite Engineering Group
913-324-6014

The dish is a 3.8 Meter Polar Mounted Antenna.  That goes with this system.

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Dad always said that used should sell at half price of new.

$500.00

I am told that a noaa port system will have every radar, weather warnings, forecast,  satellite photos.  Just about everything that is weather related.  It sent by satellite via noaa port.  No internet needed.  And no delays.  Instant information and graphics.

[WA7FWF]

So did you have this as a working system or is it just some of the building blocks for a port setup? 3.8M dish is that part of the package or not included?

Kevin

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From the records.  It seems that late 2010 early 2011 is when it was online.  And the feed was sent to several locations in town.  It was running until about 2 months ago.  There are also three servers and a server cabinet.  The dish goes with it.  But how to get it to you? 

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The servers go with.

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Buyer's pay for actual shipping costs.

[WA7FWF]

well I guess the next question would be where are you located?

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Stronghurst IL  About 20 miles east of the Mississippi River.  Real close to the junction of MO, IA, and IL

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GOES Channel The GOES Channel contains information from the GOES East and the GOES West satellite. .The GOES East satellite is a data stream consisting of the following imagery products: visible, infrared, and water vapor for the Eastern Conterminous United States (CONUS), Puerto Rico, supernational composites, and Northern Hemisphere (NH) composites. The GOES West satellite is a data stream consisting of the following imagery products: visible, infrared, water vapor for CONUS, Alaska, and Hawaii; supernational composites, and NH composites.

NCEP/NWSTG Channel From the NWS Telecommunications Gateway (NWSTG), a data stream consisting of model output from the National Centers for Environmental Prediction (NCEP); the observations, forecasts, watches and warnings produced by NWS Forecast Offices; WSR-88D radar products; and most observational data over North America.

NCEP/NWSTG2 Channel The NWSTG2 channel supplements the NWSTG channel.

Non-GOES Imagery/DCP Data Channel This channel's data stream includes GOES DCP data, GMS/GOES-West/GOES-East/METEOSAT-5/METOSAT-7 composites for visible, IR, and water vapor products (every 3 hours), and OCONUS grids.

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This is the software Dad was running.
http://www.noaaport.net/

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Found two server class of computers.  Both are HP Proliant.  One is a DL 385.  The other is a DL 360.

They both go with the noaa port system.  But you will need to be close to us.  They both weigh a lot!  I'll bet shipping would be over $100 a piece.