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| Member Join Date: 19-05-2007 Location: Scotland
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My System: 1.2meter gregorian dish original 36v positioner motor twin lnb Tm 5500 cip plus Tm9100 Humax hdci200 Silvercrest-SL65 E Dragon cam Diablo cam 2xSS1 and SS2 V stream dvbt pci Cas 3 |
i have a 15 year old fibo 1.2 all original still works fine looking for nylon clog the center of it is worn and some movment or could i buy a mount to take motec or simalar motor tried a vbox but would not work and was very noisy when switched on some motors has metal clogs now which might cope with the dish size also can i buy a mod to replace the lnb holder so i can use modern quad lnb any help would be good cheers | ||
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| Specialist Contributor Join Date: 23-07-2005 Location: S.Wales
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My System: 1.2M & 55cm Gregorian Dish`s, 1.5m Gibertini on a Jaeger 1224 H-H motor. Dreambox 7025 200gb HD, Vbox-II. SS2 Card. | Snuffer has some spare parts, take a look around the fibo section his name pops up quite often ![]() The dish is a little big for a disecq motor, but dark man has brought out a metal cogged diseqc motor. Take a look at alternative motor methods within this fibo section. Maybe the metal cog motor could be used for it. A vbox will work, but you need one with +5v output. I dont advise changing the feed horn, as this is matched perfectly to the fibo for max results. There are quad C120 lnb`s available. | ||
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My System: 1.2meter gregorian dish original 36v positioner motor twin lnb Tm 5500 cip plus Tm9100 Humax hdci200 Silvercrest-SL65 E Dragon cam Diablo cam 2xSS1 and SS2 V stream dvbt pci Cas 3 | how do i pay and how much for delivery to scotland is there any off the shelf mod for disq 1.2 also can you recomend a quad lnb the one i have cable outlets point down each side of the arm of the lnb holder quad wont fit the arm would be in the way Last edited by garryh; 24-11-2007 at 06:52 PM | ||
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My System: 1.2M & 55cm Gregorian Dish`s, 1.5m Gibertini on a Jaeger 1224 H-H motor. Dreambox 7025 200gb HD, Vbox-II. SS2 Card. | Maybe the Invacom C120 quad might fit? Or you could make a wave guide like Johnsattuk did. ![]()
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My System: Skystarcard,Fortec's life time ultra's, MaxPlus 2100's,Dreambox and a Tandberg | We use Inverto White Flange Quads send PM for payment transport are arround 3 Or 4 Euro's About 1.2 we use Philips boxes for it but only 45 W to 45 E not more perhaps a MOD can change that electrical stops. Its a box with remote control and 220V 5 wire's for it.36 etc. You can also use the 1.2 Diseq with a Aston box works verry nice. Aston = like a Vbox only a little (uh) better and more stable. | ||
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My System: Technomate 7755 2VA 2CI Fibo 1.2m x 1.35m Gregorian Prime Focus (30 Degrees West To 57 Degrees East) Aston DS 200 Interface Dragon Cam (3.01) Dragon Loader Card (16F84A) Diablo Light Cam (Rev 2.2) Cas 2 Interface (CIS 8.3) Phoenix Infin | Hi garryh, I very much recommend the use of an Aston DS200 'Satseeker', with a Fibo 1.2m dish, to convert the DISeqc1.2 commands from your receiver to a 36v motor, the slightly noisey movement is normal and you will not notice it so much after a few days. Firstly, I had a Philips Professional Anologue reciever system with a seperate dedicated Positioner unit (1994) and this did make a real racket when moving the Fibo 1.2m dish, then I had a Nokia Mediamaster (1997) which I soon got rid of (worst receiver I have owned). I then had a Force 1122 (2000) which was the receiver I was using when I bought the Aston DS200 because, I believe, it was recommended in the 'user manual' of the Force 1122 and the noise of moving my Fibo 1.2m suddenly became very much reduced. My current receiver, the Technomate 7755 (2004) is fantastic in conjunction with the Aston DS200 and my Fibo 1.2m, the movement noise has decreased even more now, the only exception to the rule is when the Dish is winding back from close proximity to either it's East or West limits. So, in conclusion, my opinion would be (if I were in your position) I would add an Aston DS200 'Satseeker' into your set-up, I think you would soon see a real improvement. _http://www.aston-france.com/uk-satseeker.html Best Wishes, Zorch Last edited by Zorch; 25-11-2007 at 12:26 PM Reason: wrong link, english link now | ||
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My System: Topfield 5800 Echostar3000,DB7000, Relook 400S, Humax HDC2000, 55cm Fibo Gregorian dish with waveguide and Motek 2100 mod, 90cm Fibo Gregorian dish, 120cm Fibo Gregorian dish on a 1224 motor with waveguide | Or modify the motor to use a reed switch
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