First strike 1 Speaker replacement

[Juan69]

I hope no one minds but wanted to use this space to thank the good people at First Strike 1.
The speaker on my meter stopped working after two years of use. I ordered a new speaker and it arrived very quickly. Replacing the speaker in the meter was really easy. I just followed the steps in one of the many PDF´s on their website and the result is that my meter is again loud and clear.
So again thank you FS1.
Anyone with a similar problem take note. Easy.
Oh! and by the way. They kindly sent me two speakers.

 

[Analoguesat]

No problem Juan - its always good to hear positive reviews of companies

 

[Captain Jack]

I love FS1 meters - brilliant little things - so good to hear positive feedback about the company itself.

 

[Juan69]

The website is so complete also.

 

[archive10]

The website is so complete also.

And you are of course i no way related to the company or owners or anything?
(Their website is really far from being complete - although it does the basic job.)
Happy to hear if genuine service is being spotted and applauded. Just suspicious about overly positive recommendations.

 

[Juan69]

I see your point. I have no connection with the company. I am just so pleased to find good service in these days of recorded messages and telephone centres. Credit where credit is due. I found all the answers I was looking for on the website and the service when ordering the speaker was fast and precise. I am just very pleased that the process was so easy and troublefree. Good meter too. The only drawback for me is that it doesn´t have NIT but good for the price. I´ve had the meter a couple of years.

 

[archive10]

In that case, Juan 69, all credit us due to FS.
Incidentally, I am considering getting one of their meters myself. (Hence why I looked at their site).
I am a little surpirsed to find that the specs says that level accuracy is typical +/- 2dB, 3dB max.
Is that absolute (i.e. calibration related) for each meter, or is that the error at any given time??

 

[Juan69]

I am sorry ST1, I am not that technical. I just type in the frequency of the transponder I am looking for and sweep the dish to try and find it; which is why I like meters with NIT.