Bargain Second-Hand Big Dishes For Sale

yea i have a mount like that but dont think the new dish will fit on that
When it arrives start a new thread up with photos of the back of the dish.

Someone will have the know how on here to help you out.
 
yea u possibly did
And the dish mount? For example Az/El (fixed) or polar mount, I'm not sure the dish I saw came with either. If none this is still a worthy option and should be easy to adapt it to a 1.2m:

 
Needs to be the 2.75" (3" OD) from memory. A good bit of steampipe will do as a groundstand in concrete.
 
When it arrives start a new thread up with photos of the back of the dish.

Someone will have the know how on here to help you out.
ok will do thanks,
 
And the dish mount? For example Az/El (fixed) or polar mount, I'm not sure the dish I saw came with either. If none this is still a worthy option and should be easy to adapt it to a 1.2m:

yea i see that
 
And the dish mount? For example Az/El (fixed) or polar mount, I'm not sure the dish I saw came with either. If none this is still a worthy option and should be easy to adapt it to a 1.2m:

Eeeasy.

The mount is useful (suitable for a 1.2m), the rest is a compromise and an insult to a reliable 1.8m system (3" seriously ?).

Scrap the metalwork forward of the bearings and it may be worth £80 for the experience.
 
Eeeasy.

The mount is useful (suitable for a 1.2m), the rest is a compromise and an insult to a reliable 1.8m system (3" seriously ?).

Scrap the metalwork forward of the bearings and it may be worth £80 for the experience.
Unless the mount is less than about a metre long I think 3" pipe is a good idea - my 1.2m Gibby & Dark Motor about 2m up a 2" scaffolding pole "bent" seriously bent it & it took a lot of work and extra supports to get the pipe vertical enough for CH to get it to track correctly.
 
Eeeasy.

The mount is useful (suitable for a 1.2m), the rest is a compromise and an insult to a reliable 1.8m system (3" seriously ?).

Scrap the metalwork forward of the bearings and it may be worth £80 for the experience.
Add more outriggers..sorted
 
yea brand new from ebay, much much cheaper than other sites, Now waiting for it to be delivered
rare to find a brand new CM 1.2 - no? there are so many CMs that go for sub £100 - there was one on facebook or ebay for £50 recently.

might be a 1.2m ....

1.5m PF
 
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rare to find a brand new CM 1.2 - no? there are so many CMs that go for sub £100 - there was one on facebook or ebay for £50 recently.

might be a 1.2m ....

1.5m PF
I haven’t seen a CM1.2 go for over £50 for at least a year.

One went for 99p with an NPRM a few months back.

People seem to be scared of going down the 36v route if they already have a Diseqc.
 
I haven’t seen a CM1.2 go for over £50 for at least a year.

One went for 99p with an NPRM a few months back.

People seem to be scared of going down the 36v route if they already have a Diseqc.
36v route is by far the best..
 
36v route is by far the best..
It's the only way really with the bigger dishes.

I know people run Gibertini 1.25's on Diseqc motors but I personally wouldn't try it in a windy location.
 
It's the only way really with the bigger dishes.

I know people run Gibertini 1.25's on Diseqc motors but I personally wouldn't try it in a windy location.
I'm one of the latter but agree about windy locations, and certainly agree about 36V for larger dishes - I might have done that with the Gibby had I not disposed of all my 36V kit (including the cabling to the other end of the garden) many years ago!
 
It's the only way really with the bigger dishes.

I know people run Gibertini 1.25's on Diseqc motors but I personally wouldn't try it in a windy location.

I have a Gibby 1.25 on one of the metal DISEQC motors and its OK but yeh I agree, up a chimney or on the side of a house I'd be worried.
 

1.5m PF dish in Worcester.

It’s been up a few weeks, seems like a new home owner has ‘inherited’ it.

£100
 
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