docs: Update links to blockstream store sat kits

doc/antenna-pointing.md

@@ -66,9 +66,9 @@ To start, make sure that your receiver is running. Depending on your type of rec
 
 - For the TBS 5927 or 5520SE USB receivers: `blocksat-cli usb launch`.
 
-- For the Novra S400 Standalone ([Pro Kit](https://store.blockstream.com/product/blockstream-satellite-pro-kit/)) receiver: `blocksat-cli standalone monitor` (see the [S400's instructions](s400.md#monitoring)).
+- For the Novra S400 Standalone ([Pro Kit](https://store.blockstream.com/products/blockstream-satellite-pro-kit/)) receiver: `blocksat-cli standalone monitor` (see the [S400's instructions](s400.md#monitoring)).
 
-- For the Sat-IP receiver ([Satellite Base Station](https://store.blockstream.com/product/blockstream-satellite-base-station/)): `blocksat-cli sat-ip`.
+- For the Sat-IP receiver ([Satellite Base Station](https://store.blockstream.com/products/blockstream-satellite-base-station/)): `blocksat-cli sat-ip`.
 
 - For the SDR receiver: `blocksat-cli sdr`.
 

doc/base-station.md

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 # Satellite Base Station Kit
 
-The Satellite Base Station Kit includes the parts required for a receiver setup based on a Sat-IP all-in-one antenna. The kit is available on [Blockstream Store](https://store.blockstream.com/product/blockstream-satellite-base-station/).
+The Satellite Base Station Kit includes the parts required for a receiver setup based on a Sat-IP all-in-one antenna. The kit is available on [Blockstream Store](https://store.blockstream.com/products/blockstream-satellite-base-station/).
 
 Note the Base Station only works in the Ku band. Hence, please make sure you are covered by a Ku-band beam before purchasing it. That is, the Base Station is appropriate for receiving from the Galaxy 18, Eutelsat 113, Telstar 11N (Africa and Europe), and the Telstar 18V Ku-band beam. In contrast, it is incompatible with the C-band beam from Telstar 18V.
 

doc/dual-satellite.md

@@ -27,9 +27,9 @@ A straightforward way to connect to two satellites simultaneously is to use sepa
 
 For instance, if your location has overlapping coverage from Galaxy 18 and Eutelsat 113, you can use a single dish and two LNBs. To do so, you need a dual or multi-feed LNB holder capable of spacing LNBs around the parabolic reflector's focal region to receive from satellites that are 10º apart in orbit. However, note this setup requires a more intricate antenna alignment procedure. Hence, we recommend contacting a local professional installer. Otherwise, if you would rather have a more straightforward installation on your own, we recommend setting up two independent antennas, one for each satellite beam.
 
-> If your location has overlapping coverage from the Telstar 18V C band and Ku band beams, note these are two different beams out of the same satellite. In principle, you could use a single dual-band (C and Ku) combo LNB if you were able to find one. However, such combo LNB models usually select one band or the other (C or Ku) instead of outputting both bands simultaneously. Hence, they are not sufficient for a dual-satellite setup. Once again, we recommend installing two independent antennas with independent LNBs instead. The [Pro Kit](https://store.blockstream.com/product/blockstream-satellite-pro-kit/) already comes with C and Ku band LNBs (see the [parts list](hardware.md#blockstream-satellite-pro-kit)), so you only need to purchase two dishes (and a few cables) in addition to the kit.
+> If your location has overlapping coverage from the Telstar 18V C band and Ku band beams, note these are two different beams out of the same satellite. In principle, you could use a single dual-band (C and Ku) combo LNB if you were able to find one. However, such combo LNB models usually select one band or the other (C or Ku) instead of outputting both bands simultaneously. Hence, they are not sufficient for a dual-satellite setup. Once again, we recommend installing two independent antennas with independent LNBs instead. The [Pro Kit](https://store.blockstream.com/products/blockstream-satellite-pro-kit/) already comes with C and Ku band LNBs (see the [parts list](hardware.md#blockstream-satellite-pro-kit)), so you only need to purchase two dishes (and a few cables) in addition to the kit.
 
-Next, note you also need two receivers for a dual-satellite setup, one connected to each LNB. The only exception is if your receiver is the Novra S400 of the [Pro Ethernet Kit](https://store.blockstream.com/product/blockstream-satellite-pro-kit/). This receiver model inherently supports dual satellite connectivity by offering two independent radio-frequency (RF) channels. Otherwise, if using a Sat-IP, USB, or SDR-based receiver (or combinations of them), you need two receiver units, each connected to a different antenna/LNB. If using the [Satellite Base Station](https://store.blockstream.com/product/blockstream-satellite-base-station/) (an integrated receiver-antenna), you also need two units, each pointed to a distinct satellite.
+Next, note you also need two receivers for a dual-satellite setup, one connected to each LNB. The only exception is if your receiver is the Novra S400 of the [Pro Ethernet Kit](https://store.blockstream.com/products/blockstream-satellite-pro-kit/). This receiver model inherently supports dual satellite connectivity by offering two independent radio-frequency (RF) channels. Otherwise, if using a Sat-IP, USB, or SDR-based receiver (or combinations of them), you need two receiver units, each connected to a different antenna/LNB. If using the [Satellite Base Station](https://store.blockstream.com/products/blockstream-satellite-base-station/) (an integrated receiver-antenna), you also need two units, each pointed to a distinct satellite.
 
 ## Host Configuration
 
@@ -112,7 +112,7 @@ blocksat-cli --cfg rx2 btc --concat
 
 ### Blockstream Base Station Sat-IP Receiver
 
-With the [Satellite Base Station](https://store.blockstream.com/product/blockstream-satellite-base-station/) Sat-IP receiver, you need two base station devices for a dual-satellite setup. Also, when launching the Sat-IP client, you need to select the correct receiver by IP address.
+With the [Satellite Base Station](https://store.blockstream.com/products/blockstream-satellite-base-station/) Sat-IP receiver, you need two base station devices for a dual-satellite setup. Also, when launching the Sat-IP client, you need to select the correct receiver by IP address.
 
 
 Run the first Sat-IP client and select the correct receiver when prompted:

doc/hardware-components.md

@@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ The standalone receiver that is currently supported is the [Novra S400 PRO DVB s
 
 ### Sat-IP Receiver
 
-The Sat-IP Receiver is another hardware-based and standalone receiver option. The difference is that it is based on an all-in-one antenna with a built-in DVB-S2 receiver and integrated LNB (see the [Satellite Base Station](https://store.blockstream.com/product/blockstream-satellite-base-station/)). It is referred to as a Sat-IP receiver because it runs a [Sat-IP server](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sat-IP), to which your host will connect as a client. Overall, this option offers the easiest configuration and the most minimalist setup, given that it requires a single component (the all-in-one antenna). However, note it does not work with the Telstar 18V C band satellite covering the Asia-Pacific region.
+The Sat-IP Receiver is another hardware-based and standalone receiver option. The difference is that it is based on an all-in-one antenna with a built-in DVB-S2 receiver and integrated LNB (see the [Satellite Base Station](https://store.blockstream.com/products/blockstream-satellite-base-station/)). It is referred to as a Sat-IP receiver because it runs a [Sat-IP server](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sat-IP), to which your host will connect as a client. Overall, this option offers the easiest configuration and the most minimalist setup, given that it requires a single component (the all-in-one antenna). However, note it does not work with the Telstar 18V C band satellite covering the Asia-Pacific region.
 
 The Sat-IP receiver that is currently supported is the all-in-one Selfsat>IP22 Sat-IP flat-panel antenna. It requires an Ethernet cable (Cat5e or superior) to connect to a switch, router, or directly to your host. Furthermore, it requires Power over Ethernet (PoE). Hence, you will need a PoE injector if the network adapter connecting to the Sat-IP antenna does not support PoE.
 
@@ -74,7 +74,7 @@ The connections with the Sat-IP receiver are as follows:
 
 ## Antenna
 
-In addition to the DVB-S2 receiver, you will always need an antenna to receive the satellite signal. The most widely available antenna option is the regular satellite TV dish with a conventional parabolic reflector. However, you can also use a flat panel antenna if you are looking for a more compact and stylish option. Also, you can use a Sat-IP antenna like the [Satellite Base Station](https://store.blockstream.com/product/blockstream-satellite-base-station/) with a built-in DVB-S2 receiver and integrated LNB. With a Sat-IP antenna, you don't need a separate DVB-S2 receiver. Instead, the receiver and antenna are all in one.
+In addition to the DVB-S2 receiver, you will always need an antenna to receive the satellite signal. The most widely available antenna option is the regular satellite TV dish with a conventional parabolic reflector. However, you can also use a flat panel antenna if you are looking for a more compact and stylish option. Also, you can use a Sat-IP antenna like the [Satellite Base Station](https://store.blockstream.com/products/blockstream-satellite-base-station/) with a built-in DVB-S2 receiver and integrated LNB. With a Sat-IP antenna, you don't need a separate DVB-S2 receiver. Instead, the receiver and antenna are all in one.
 
 ### Dish Antenna
 
@@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ Other than size, the only additional requirement is that the antenna works with
 
 A flat panel antenna is generally more compact and stylish than a conventional dish. However, they are typically only available for Ku band.
 
-A recommended flat panel model is the Selfsat H50D, which was previously available on Blockstream Store before being replaced by the all-in-one [Satellite Base Station](https://store.blockstream.com/product/blockstream-satellite-base-station/). The Selfsat H50D includes the LNB internally, so there is no need to purchase an LNB (nor an LNB bracket) when using it. However, note that this model has limited compatibility. It is an excellent option for:
+A recommended flat panel model is the Selfsat H50D, which was previously available on Blockstream Store before being replaced by the all-in-one [Satellite Base Station](https://store.blockstream.com/products/blockstream-satellite-base-station/). The Selfsat H50D includes the LNB internally, so there is no need to purchase an LNB (nor an LNB bracket) when using it. However, note that this model has limited compatibility. It is an excellent option for:
 
 1. **Linux USB** and **Standalone Receivers** in any Ku band region.
 2. **SDR** receivers in Ku low band regions (Telstar 11N Africa, Telstar 11N Europe, and Telstar 18V Ku).
@@ -97,7 +97,7 @@ The flat panel requires an extra 22 kHz generator to work with **SDR** receivers
 
 ### Sat-IP Antenna
 
-As mentioned earlier, a Sat-IP antenna has a built-in receiver and integrated LNB. Hence, if you go with this option, you do not need to purchase a separate DVB-S2 receiver or an LNB. With the [Satellite Base Station](https://store.blockstream.com/product/blockstream-satellite-base-station/), the only additional component you would need is an Ethernet cable to connect the antenna to your host and a PoE-capable host. More details on this option are available on the [Satellite Base Station page](base-station.md).
+As mentioned earlier, a Sat-IP antenna has a built-in receiver and integrated LNB. Hence, if you go with this option, you do not need to purchase a separate DVB-S2 receiver or an LNB. With the [Satellite Base Station](https://store.blockstream.com/products/blockstream-satellite-base-station/), the only additional component you would need is an Ethernet cable to connect the antenna to your host and a PoE-capable host. More details on this option are available on the [Satellite Base Station page](base-station.md).
 
 ## Low-noise Block Downconverter (LNB)
 

doc/hardware.md

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 Only two of those are currently available on Blockstream Store:
 
-1. [Satellite Base Station](https://store.blockstream.com/product/blockstream-satellite-base-station/).
-2. [Pro Kit](https://store.blockstream.com/product/blockstream-satellite-pro-kit/).
+1. [Satellite Base Station](https://store.blockstream.com/products/blockstream-satellite-base-station/).
+2. [Pro Kit](https://store.blockstream.com/products/blockstream-satellite-pro-kit/).
 
 The following table summarizes the key differences between them:
 
@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ The following table summarizes the key differences between them:
 
 ## Choosing the Right Kit
 
-As mentioned, only two kits are currently available on the Blockstream Store: the [Base Station](https://store.blockstream.com/product/blockstream-satellite-base-station/) and the [Pro Kit](https://store.blockstream.com/product/blockstream-satellite-pro-kit/).
+As mentioned, only two kits are currently available on the Blockstream Store: the [Base Station](https://store.blockstream.com/products/blockstream-satellite-base-station/) and the [Pro Kit](https://store.blockstream.com/products/blockstream-satellite-pro-kit/).
 
 For most users, we recommend the Base Station receiver. Its minimalist design, simplified setup, and high performance will fit most Bitcoin users' needs.
 

doc/pro-kit.md

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 # Pro Kit
 
-The Basic Kit includes the parts required for a receiver setup based on a Standalone DVB-S2 receiver. The kit is available on [Blockstream Store](https://store.blockstream.com/product/blockstream-satellite-pro-kit/), but please follow the information below if you prefer to purchase the parts independently.
+The Basic Kit includes the parts required for a receiver setup based on a Standalone DVB-S2 receiver. The kit is available on [Blockstream Store](https://store.blockstream.com/products/blockstream-satellite-pro-kit/), but please follow the information below if you prefer to purchase the parts independently.
 
 If you are covered by a Ku-band beam (G18, E113, T11N, or T18V Ku), please purchase the following items:
 

doc/sat-ip.md

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 # Selfsat>IP22 Sat-IP Receiver
 
-The Selfsat>IP22 is an all-in-one flat-panel antenna with an integrated DVB-S2 receiver and LNB. It is the basis of the Blockstream Satellite Base Station kit available on the [Blockstream Store](https://store.blockstream.com/product/blockstream-satellite-base-station/). This device receives the satellite signal and outputs IP packets to one or more [Sat-IP clients](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sat-IP) listening to it in the local network. This page explains how you can connect to the base station device to receive the Blockstream Satellite traffic.
+The Selfsat>IP22 is an all-in-one flat-panel antenna with an integrated DVB-S2 receiver and LNB. It is the basis of the Blockstream Satellite Base Station kit available on the [Blockstream Store](https://store.blockstream.com/products/blockstream-satellite-base-station/). This device receives the satellite signal and outputs IP packets to one or more [Sat-IP clients](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sat-IP) listening to it in the local network. This page explains how you can connect to the base station device to receive the Blockstream Satellite traffic.
 
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doc/sdr-setup.md

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-This section summarizes the items you need to purchase for a software-defined radio (SDR) setup. Note you will need to source these independently, as no kits are available for the SDR setup on [Blockstream Store](https://store.blockstream.com/product/blockstream-satellite-base-station/). To avoid misunderstandings, we recommend checking out the [hardware components](hardware-components.md) page with further details about the parts, especially the section about [SDR-specific components](hardware-components.md#specific-parts-for-the-sdr-setup).
+This section summarizes the items you need to purchase for a software-defined radio (SDR) setup. Note you will need to source these independently, as no kits are available for the SDR setup on [Blockstream Store](https://store.blockstream.com/products/blockstream-satellite-base-station/). To avoid misunderstandings, we recommend checking out the [hardware components](hardware-components.md) page with further details about the parts, especially the section about [SDR-specific components](hardware-components.md#specific-parts-for-the-sdr-setup).
 
 In the shopping lists below, we distinguish between the Ku and C bands and also between the Ku low and high bands. The low and high parts of the Ku band have different frequency ranges (see the [frequency guide](frequency.md#signal-bands)) that determine the appropriate SDR interface.