Recent content by thomas34461usa

Thank you. FTA means something completely different to you over the pond. In Europe Free To Air means any satellite transmission that is transmitted unencrypted and in the clear, <P> in your terminology it means any encrypted channel that is illegally hacked by the use of hex codes loopers...

OK, must have missed that part. :-DOH2Only wanted to chat about the love of having a Big Dish that is. Sorry again. Maybe you would be so kind to point me to where those rules are again so I can read up on it again.:-worship I really didn't want to do anything that was wrong here, please note...

Hello again, This is going off target from the thread theme here of Dish Cranes. I didn't see another place to put it. It fact the reason I couldn't find it is also the whole reason that I writing this thread now. In your Sub-Forums section to you have any topics that deal with Free To Air...

Thank you for explainning. On another note: How many members do you have that are on the other side of the pond (I think that is the way you referr to it) or Stateside? Thanks, Tom

Well maybe if you were next to a building and the crane was on steady ground. Can't think it would be too good on a dirt surface were you would need to keep it balance and steady? Some suggested using a dry wall lift too. Again the use of it in the outdoors make it seem not the best tool...

Sorry but I don't know what you mean by this city and saving it? Please explaine. Thanks, Tom

Hello all, Didn't know or happen to see the "Thank You button to the right. So thank you very much to all that have posted on this thread! Thanks, Tom

Hello Turok, Thanks for the quick responce. I found this and it may be of value to you and others who have tall builings. At least its an idea that may very well work for you or you can alter the design a bit to work for you. Here's the link. Let me know what you think, ok...

Hello Turok, Those are real photo's showing them putting a satellite dish in olace on top of a tall building. While some of us on the other side of the pond - in the states mostly have single dwellng homes. Is that the same case there in the UK or are the buildings all tall. I have never been to...

I made some post here previously to this site in regards to Dish Cranes. Although I do live in Florida in the States it is my love of Big Dishes or BUDS that we all have in common. It is also that your site is from the UK and that my Grandparents came from the UK as well. Who knows I may find...

Hello, Has anyone ever heard of a "Dish Crane" for using to take off and putting on a satellite dish off and on the support pole? Can't find any reference in them. May be of a different name? The Dish Crane can be used by one person to take off and put on a dish. Any help would be appreciated...