My name is Rini de Weijze, I live in Monnickendam, Netherlands (10 km north of Amsterdam).

My satellite-hobby is at the first place Feedhunting.

I work with a Maxplus HTS 2100s+ or with the Clarke Tech HD 5000 Combo plus or with the DR HD F 15 and a 100 c.m. Philips Gregorian dish with Quad 0.3 Invacom LNB and the FIBObox. Sometimes I also work with DreamDVB using the Prof Reed Series DVB S2 7301 PC-card on my computer. My dish can turn from 53 degrees east till 45 degrees west.

Feeds:

Feeds are broadcasts, they are not in regular time. Feeds are recordings of disasters, sportgames, big demonstrations and others. Sometimes you can see reporters that are still preparing their broadcasts. They will be transmitted between SNG-cars and the studio for operation and broadcast.

How I am working as a feedhunter?

I scan a whole satellite (sometimes a part) and then I look if there are feeds. Then I publish them at several Internet-feeds-forums.

 

 

Aerials on my house:
GPA (long pole): for broadcast on 27 mc. ( the name in Holland: "bakkie")
Discone Aerial (with spokes): for receiving communication with my Radio-Scanner AOR 8000 of Air-communication (Amsterdam-Schiphol) and navigation, in the past also, Police, Firebrigade, and Ambulance (that`s no more possible)
Longwire Aerial 20 meter with LNB: for receiving all kind of communication on Short Wave. With my world-receiver JRC-NRD 545 for: Broadcast-stations, Airplanes, Ships and others.
ALA 1530 (hoop): the same possibility as the Longwire-Aerial.

TELE-satellite Magazine Issue 0811
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Bron: TELE-satellite Magazine Issue 081 (pdf)

Feedhunter Rini on TV in programm The World turns