Amstrad SRD510 & Pace 9210 IRD Panda

saj1985 · 24-12-2007

Hey peeps, i just want to know if any of the above two receivers are of any worth/value? can they still be used?

**Topper** · 24-12-2007

Originally Posted by saj1985

Hey peeps, i just want to know if any of the above two receivers are of any worth/value? can they still be used?

Do you need any bookends

**Analoguesat** · 24-12-2007

Worth? About nil. If you get the postage for them you will be doing well.

saj1985 · 24-12-2007

i was given them but i have no need for them, the amstrad switches on and i have the remote to it that works, it also comes with like a small box scart thing for the back of it, but i dont have satellite so cant test it,
and the pace dont seem to switch on, but i do have the remote for that but obviously cant test the remote because the receiver itself isn't turning on,
thought i'd ask if they could be of any use, and looks like a big NO! lol!

***2cvbloke*** · 24-12-2007

Originally Posted by saj1985

i was given them but i have no need for them, the amstrad switches on and i have the remote to it that works, it also comes with like a small box scart thing for the back of it, but i dont have satellite so cant test it,
and the pace dont seem to switch on, but i do have the remote for that but obviously cant test the remote because the receiver itself isn't turning on,
thought i'd ask if they could be of any use, and looks like a big NO! lol!

The small box thing with the amstrad sounds like a tone inserter for use with universal LNBs, could be of use to someone still watching analogue...

As for the pace, it'll make a nice doorstop...

saj1985 · 24-12-2007

well on this small box thing is says 'ADX plus', Global Communications UK,
its got a connection which says 'LNB', one below which says 'REC' and below that it has a very small wire coming out which has a scart lead at the end of it and a flick switch on the opposite side which you can switch off and on, is that what you mean?

**Llew** · 24-12-2007

It was used in STB's with a restricted range of local oscillator frequencies such as your box.

It downconverted the LNB's LO frequency by 500 MHz to allow the reception of the higher band channels of the 'new' Astra 1D satellite.

The scart lead had a wire that, when plugged into an STB, switched the ADX on to downconvert the frequencies. Provided the STB had been set up in the LNB options to switch only to those higher channels.

I used one on my old Echostar SR8700 Analogue receiver, using the 12V o/p for this purpose.

Llew

**Topper** · 24-12-2007

And I still have one somewhere in my garage, twill be a collectors item very soon

saj1985 · 24-12-2007

so you think that small box 'ADX plus' thing is worth hanging on to and the rest aren't?

**Analoguesat** · 24-12-2007

No - its junk now along with the rest of that ancient kit.... Modern sat kit doesnt need it.

saj1985 · 25-12-2007

thanks for the clarification! :-)

saj1985 · 28-12-2007

these are now long gone hehe!

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Amstrad SRD510 & Pace 9210 IRD Panda Information exchange on analogue satellite systems

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