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- My Satellite Setup
- 1.2 m Echostar at Twotec twinrotor with lnb changer
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- Nijmegen Netherlands
Please STOP , I know , Rima cant resist !...and what about a nifty little Laminas 120?![]()
Please STOP , I know , Rima cant resist !...and what about a nifty little Laminas 120?![]()
Oh no , only : Plastic FantasticOr a Gibertini
Oh yes, I can! Moreover, I did not see any plastic Laminas 1,2m for sale! Means no chance I get oneI know , Rima cant resist !
Hmm....
My distributor has an item from Skyware Global called "Channel Master 1,8 Reflector with feed-legs" which is just that - a reflector with feed-legs. No mount. So the price is lower than the full package.
I wonder if the extremely competitive price of 410-pounds-something reflects (no pun intended) that this this is indeed a reflector with feed-legs, and not a complete antenna. (I.e. no mount, maybe no LNB-holder).
it will be the standard pack of face,3 arms and plastic 40mm lnb clamp... he should check his listing as a c+p says this
Overview
Features 3 feed legs ****AZ / EL mount*****: galvanized steel One-piece dish Specifications Antenna Optics: One-Piece Offset Feed Prime Focus Azimuth Adjustment range: 360?? continuous ?? fine adjustment Effective aperture diameter: 1.8 m Elevation Adjustment range: 10?? - 90?? continuous fine adjustment Gain @ 11.95 GHz: 45.5 dBi Humidity Range: 0 to 100 % (condensing) Mast pipe Interface: 114 mm diameter Mount Type: Elevation over Azimuth Operating frequency: 10.95 - 12.75 GHz Polarization: Linear (circular optional) Reflector Material: Glass fiber reinforced polyester Temperature Range: -50?? to 80??C
Nice find - I remember these motors. I think they are still perfectly serviceable for decent size dishes.Spotted this. Is the motor any use to someone?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Lenson-He...219?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item2edd8540c3
Nice find - I remember these motors. I think they are still perfectly serviceable for decent size dishes.
had the exact same motor with a channel master 90cm back in 1995, was my first proper motorised system... replaced my irte motorised lnb arm thingy lol