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24-07-2005
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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, 1.8m Precision dish Jaeger 1224 H-H motor.Dreambox 800, Vbox-II. SS2 Card. | Here`s my Gregorian 1.2M dish and control centre inside!! | ||
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24-07-2005
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| cerca trova...  Join Date: 01-01-2000 Location: East Anglia
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Blog Entries: 1 My System: Triple Dragon with HDD/USB stick, Dreambox 8000, Humax HDCI2000, Echostar AD3000ip & SR8700, Aston Simba, RSD ODM300. Swedish Microwave 1.2 Motorised dish / Invacom C120 twin LNB driven by the AD3000. 3 other fixed dishes.  Fighting the evil 3 Dragons under the Don Quixote banner,Sir Llew persevered where others failed | Hi crossbones, welcome to the forum. I like the Gregorian, always fancied one of those myself  Llew | ||
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24-07-2005
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| The Consumate Dreamer  Join Date: 01-01-2000 Location: Somewhere where the Sauer is Kraut and the Wurst is Brat
Posts: 5493
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Blog Entries: 5 My System: I bet on red. If I lose, I double the bet on red again. I continue with this until I lost everything.  Muhuhuhahahahahaaaaarrrgggh |
I like the small deflector dish in front of the LNB. Also the fact that there is a Dreambox in your set up! Welcome to the Forum!  | |||
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27-07-2005
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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, 1.8m Precision dish Jaeger 1224 H-H motor.Dreambox 800, Vbox-II. SS2 Card. | Thanks for the welcome guy`s, looks like a cool place to be! Llew, Get one m8 there great, only draw back as your probably aware, are the motors. But im lucky enough as I have another spare two. (not for sale by the way)  Im from S Wales and traveled all the way to Peterborough to get it!! Wife thought I was nuts......lol Im after a 1.8M Gregorian if there any left, and not extinct T_G best rx`er ive owned! | ||
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28-07-2005
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| Dazed and Confused Mod  Join Date: 28-06-2003 Location: Wirral, NW England
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My System: Various digiboxes, broken Nokia 9800S, numerous analogue boxes. My lovely little lappy, HP Omnibook 6100 | I've always fancied a Gregorian myself. I didn't know they went above 1.2m though. If you find a 1.8m one let me know if there's a second one! PaulR | ||
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29-07-2005
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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, 1.8m Precision dish Jaeger 1224 H-H motor.Dreambox 800, Vbox-II. SS2 Card. |
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29-07-2005
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| ASBO Club Member - Persona non grata Join Date: 30-07-2003 Location: Stockholm, Sweden
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| Fibo never made a 1.8M gregorian dish, they made 55cm, 90cm, and 120cm. Channel Master or Andrew what it is called now have a 1.8M Gregorian and a 2.4M. But it's hefty prices around $3000 for the 1.8M. | ||
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30-07-2005
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| Dazed and Confused Mod Join Date: 28-06-2003 Location: Wirral, NW England
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My System: Various digiboxes, broken Nokia 9800S, numerous analogue boxes. My lovely little lappy, HP Omnibook 6100 |
I would feel like i'd been  paying that much.Knock 2 zeros off the end and I'd be interested! PaulR | |||
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31-07-2005
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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, 1.8m Precision dish Jaeger 1224 H-H motor.Dreambox 800, Vbox-II. SS2 Card. | Yes fibo did used to make 1.8`s m8. There was a guy on toe`s who made an actuator mod for the fibo`s and the picture`s he had were of the 1.8m`s. Ask Ray from sprectrum, as he used to sell them. | ||
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31-07-2005
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| ASBO Club Member - Persona non grata Join Date: 30-07-2003 Location: Stockholm, Sweden
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| That is not true, i know the sales manager at Fibo in Norway and he have replied to my email i asked him today, the biggest was the 120cm! Hei! Din antakelse stemmer. 120 cm var den største. Med vennlig hilsen / Kind regards Johxx xxxxx xxxxx Finance & adm. mgr Tel: +4733xxxxxxx Fax: +4733xxxxxx -----Opprinnelig melding----- Fra: xxxxxxxxx [mailto:xxx.xxxxx@xxx.xxx] Sendt: 31. juli 2005 15:49 Til: xxx.xxxxx@xxx.xx Emne: RE: Fibo Gregiriske antenner Hej Johan, Producerade ni någonsin en 180cm Gregoriansk parabol? eller var det bara 55cm, 90cm, samt 120cm? Tack på förhand. /xxxxxxxxxx
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17-08-2005
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| Member Join Date: 17-08-2005 Location: DE
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My System: Triax TDA 110 FIBO Gregory dish |
I like your Gregorian 1.2M dish. Very cool! :-) I would like to put this picture into my gregorian dishes gallery here: You will appear on the picture like "Copyright by CROSSBONES" if it's ok with you... Please let me know! Thanks! Greetings, Chris | |||
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25-10-2005
| #237 | ||
| Regular Member Join Date: 18-11-2004 Location: Norwich, Norfolk, UK
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My System: 1.2m motorised dish Technomate TM1000-CI Scientific Atlanta 9225 Scientific Atlanta 9661 Sony UVW Beta SP VTR |
Howde - Couldn't resist posting a picture of my monitoring area... having spent three days with a soldering iron and a bag of cable ties refitting it all! Pictured are Technomate TM1000-CI, Scientific Atlanta 9661 and 9225 PowerVu receivers, S*cam transcoder, JVC VHS recorders, Sony UVW-1400 Betacam SP recorder, Sony PCM-2700 DAT recorder and a PPM meter bridge. All are switched centrally on mains distribution units and housed in twin 46u racks. The dish is a motorised 120cm ISS dish up on the flat roof. And people think I'm a nerd????... ho-hum!!! :-) Tom. | ||
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25-10-2005
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| The Consumate Dreamer Join Date: 01-01-2000 Location: Somewhere where the Sauer is Kraut and the Wurst is Brat
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Blog Entries: 5 My System: I bet on red. If I lose, I double the bet on red again. I continue with this until I lost everything. Muhuhuhahahahahaaaaarrrgggh |
Your system looks wicked!! How about a few more pictures, that looks like a very clean setup!! | |||
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26-10-2005
| #239 | ||
| cerca trova... Join Date: 01-01-2000 Location: East Anglia
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Blog Entries: 1 My System: Triple Dragon with HDD/USB stick, Dreambox 8000, Humax HDCI2000, Echostar AD3000ip & SR8700, Aston Simba, RSD ODM300. Swedish Microwave 1.2 Motorised dish / Invacom C120 twin LNB driven by the AD3000. 3 other fixed dishes. Fighting the evil 3 Dragons under the Don Quixote banner,Sir Llew persevered where others failed | That's a very professional installation Tom. Definitely not your (my) run-of-the mill domestic setup  Llew | ||
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26-10-2005
| #240 | ||
| Regular Member Join Date: 18-11-2004 Location: Norwich, Norfolk, UK
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My System: 1.2m motorised dish Technomate TM1000-CI Scientific Atlanta 9225 Scientific Atlanta 9661 Sony UVW Beta SP VTR |
Here's some larger shots of the monitoring area, this isn't its full time purpose... I'm a video editor during working hours, hence the various bits of broadcast kit. It just seemed wrong to have a flat roof, a whole load of sky and a racks room without a bloody big dish to complete the picture! T. | ||
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26-10-2005
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| The Consumate Dreamer Join Date: 01-01-2000 Location: Somewhere where the Sauer is Kraut and the Wurst is Brat
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Blog Entries: 5 My System: I bet on red. If I lose, I double the bet on red again. I continue with this until I lost everything. Muhuhuhahahahahaaaaarrrgggh |
Big  , that is a serious Geek Pit you got there! I don't know what all this equipment is you got there, but it looks like something good to have  | |||
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26-10-2005
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| Ding Dang Doo  Join Date: 31-01-2004 Location: Scotland
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My System: DreamBox 7000s - Nokia Freeview - Several GameBoys - DS Lite - ZX81 - SNES - N64 - Sega Saturn Dreamcast - PlayStation - Gamecube - PSP - iPod - iPhone - XBox - PS3 - Wii - No Life! |
Amazing how the technology has evolved in the video edit field - has moved from high end to home PC. Same thing happened with desk top publishing - the equipment became cheap and home PC compatible. With DTP everyone thought they could design - just because they had the tools (I don't think so!). Same thing will happen with desktop video - until people realise, it's talent, not equipment that creates great work. IMHO | |||
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27-10-2005
| #243 | ||
| Regular Member Join Date: 18-11-2004 Location: Norwich, Norfolk, UK
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My System: 1.2m motorised dish Technomate TM1000-CI Scientific Atlanta 9225 Scientific Atlanta 9661 Sony UVW Beta SP VTR | Hi Gameboy... nice to see you've got a G5! We abandoned using Avid a while ago - I use Final Cut Pro HD Studio on a dual 2.7GHz G5. | ||
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30-10-2005
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| Believe it when I see it Admin.  Real name: Rolf Join Date: 01-05-1999 Location: Southern England
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Blog Entries: 5 My System: Pace Sky HD, DM7000s, CubeRevo 3000HDPVR, Transparent 80cm Dish, Moteck SG2100 DiseqC motor, lots of legacy gear. Meters: Satlook Digital NIT, Televes H45 Digital Spectrum analyser. | Nice neat installation stevienire, looks good, will add it to the attachments after chris has uploaded the attachment files tonight. | ||
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31-10-2005
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| International Administrator  Join Date: 11-07-2005 Location: Setubal, Portugal
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Blog Entries: 2 My System: DM800; Nokia 9800s; Nokia 9902S w/T-Rex 3.66 w/ Inverto IDLP-40TL + Technisat 33 dish; Pace DS430N + Humax HDCI-2000 w/ Gibertini OP 1.25m dish w/Inverto 0.3dB. & Invacom 0.2dB. w/ Spaun SAR 411; CAS 3;FUN7; SkyStar2; AltDVB; | Very professional and clean setup you have Tom! | ||
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28-11-2005
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| Thank Me not my Boobs  Join Date: 19-12-2002 Location: 47°N/8°E/490m
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My System: Sky+ v2 (120Gb); DM7020Si*motorised; PC/S2-3200 | On my new house, 3 feeds from 28 east, 1 each from 28/19/13 east into switch and down into the house. Professional installation and apparently extremely strong reception   as I move in tomorrow, finally....! | ||
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28-11-2005
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| Thank Me not my Boobs Join Date: 19-12-2002 Location: 47°N/8°E/490m
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My System: Sky+ v2 (120Gb); DM7020Si*motorised; PC/S2-3200 | Oh, and in my cellar there is a modulator inserting two feeds into the cable TV network. Sadly only two-channel sound but to all TV sockets in the house Picture of that puppy to come.... | ||
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19-12-2005
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| Regular Member Join Date: 18-11-2004 Location: Norwich, Norfolk, UK
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My System: 1.2m motorised dish Technomate TM1000-CI Scientific Atlanta 9225 Scientific Atlanta 9661 Sony UVW Beta SP VTR |
How about this for a sh*t-hot assembly! Sadly it’s not a member’s setup, and I only wish I could claim it as mine – it does in fact belong to Anglia TV (or to be more precise Granada Media). The Anglia TV dish is a bit of a landmark in Norwich as it looks out over two sets of busy traffic lights. I think it’s a 3.5m prime-focus, but it’s filthy and I’ve certainly never seen it pointing in any other direction – if you look closely at the enclosures mounted to its tripod they’re quite badly eaten away by rust. I’m not exactly sure how long it’s been up the pedestal in the car park but I guess it must be 20+ years. A colleague of mine is related to someone at Anglia and rumour has it this is no longer in broadcast operation but simply feeds a portable TV in someone’s office… I shall dig further. | ||
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