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Was it looking something like this?I couldn't find it just now, but it is the same shape
Was it looking something like this?I couldn't find it just now, but it is the same shape
@ st1: If your original Prodelin?I have the same dish, only with a newer polar mount.
Here's the polar mount without the dish.
What does your feed-holder look like?
http://www.satelliteguys.us/xen/attachments/_57-2-jpg.96014/
No, mine's an Echostar. They were prodelin OEMs, but with as-low-cost-as-we-can attitude. Hence the non-die-cast bracket....@ st1: If your original Prodelin?
Hello meikel. As others have said welcome to the forum and congratulations on owning such a nice sat dish.I also own a Prodelin 1.8m dish (my model 1184). I agree that your dish is probably an original Prodelin 1183 polar mount. The EchoStar mounts I have seen look a lot different than the Prodelin ones. I agree with st1 that you should be able to find a 50 degree feedhorn & bracket used somewhere.I have a 180 EchoStar antenna polar mount. Probably made by Prodelin. But I miss the original feed holder + original feedhorn.
It is probably a 1186 with polar mount.
According pdf 1183 takes a feed 50 Degree (0.6 f / D) be the right one. But I find only 51 Degree feeds (ebay). If the difference seriously?
In an American forum ... there is also a similar theme with pictures. But I do not know whether those are left allowed here.
An image of my mirror in the notes.
Best regards meikel
Hello meikel. As others have said welcome to the forum and congratulations on owning such a nice sat dish.I also own a Prodelin 1.8m dish (my model 1184). I agree that your dish is probably an original Prodelin 1183 polar mount. The EchoStar mounts I have seen look a lot different than the Prodelin ones. I agree with st1 that you should be able to find a 50 degree feedhorn & bracket used somewhere.
Blimey, it *is* a Prodelin mount after all!