Pace Analogue Satellite Receivers

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Where can I find a list of all the Analogue Sat Receivers made by Pace?? (if poss, with pics)
I am looking for a certain type that my dad used to have back in (roughly) 1992 to 1998 (1998 being when we changed to digital)

think it had 2 maybe 3 scart sockets at the back, we also used 1 of those switch things for amplifying the signal on certain transponders which I still have,
I think the receiver had a LED screen on front the receiver saying 'P-001' (001 being the channel number u were on)
 
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There's a selection of Pace analogue boxes being shown over on their site to mark their 25th anniversary (click on their photo gallery) -

_www.pacemicro.com/corporate/25years/webcontent.asp?nav=jubileeHistory&fullid=jubilee_gallery

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The attachment you have would be the frequency shifter to stretch the range of the tuner, so the reciever would have been the very old version with the limited tuner and set for the 10 Ghz LNB. You'll be lucky to find a working one, most have long since met their maker, as the power supplies were prone to faults.

Was it something like this?
 
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