EGIS motor

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can i have a friendly price ?
and a packet for france ?

Need to know your zip cide for a shipping cost, the issue is going to be the export documentation as I ran into simiilar last month for France.
 
Does anyone have an old LNB: dual band (9.75/10.6 or 9.75/10.75) single polarization, to associate with a mechanical polarotor?
I need it to carry out tests on an EGIS mount.
no need for a high-performance model (norsat) but rather an antique from the 2000s.
I will look tonight after work
If I have one you get it for free just shipping cost From Holland maybe cheaper ( no custom tax )
 
i had sent some electronics pieces in UK , export sheet is simple , just put "old spares" .
taxes are for a full set like TV or audio unit etc .
delivery price has increase also ..
thanks to boris !!!!

trust:
i use my EGIS to improve my positioner program and i have found an 1.20m prime focus near my house !!!
soon i can test polararotor ...
 
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Need to know your zip cide for a shipping cost, the issue is going to be the export documentation as I ran into simiilar last month for France.
71800 burgondy /bourgogne france
 
this kind of lnb had 9750 and 10750 mhz as local oscillator
to switch band it s 14/18V .
i drawn a special card to manage this .
for me wide band and full band is equal .
now the upper LO is 10600 but for me it s ok .
 
this kind of lnb had 9750 and 10750 mhz as local oscillator
to switch band it s 14/18V .
i drawn a special card to manage this .
for me wide band and full band is equal .
now the upper LO is 10600 but for me it s ok .

Shall I send it to You ?
 
so 30+12 pounds !
if the LNB from TRUST was faulty i come back to you ( those LNB are new from 80S !!!)
 
so 30+12 pounds !
if the LNB from TRUST was faulty i come back to you ( those LNB are new from 80S !!!)
Excuseeeeeee me ! 1997.

The noise figures are somewhat better than the BKUs (MTI industries - I used to work with them)


Boxed, plus you get this as a Brucie bonus.
 

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I had the opportunity to buy a 140 cm prime focus, I made an adaptation to mount it on the EGIS engine.

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The particularity of this AZ-EL motor is that the number of pulses is proportional to the displacement (100 pulses in AZ - 400 pulses in EL). I can therefore calculate with great precision the position of all the sats. Initialization is tricky but you only have to do it once on the installation. I chose to have the AZ index = 9000 (like 90°) due south, and the EL index = 18000 at this point (maximum elevation).
To obtain these values precisely, the two counters must be initialized to a precise value when searching for the origins. These values are defined by one or two tests:
1-after having performed the AZ and EL origin searches.
2-we choose a SAT almost due south (9°E for me) we start the positioning.
3-of course we will not obtain a good result on the first try.
4-we adjust AZ and EL manually to have maximum reception.
5-we calculate the difference between the index obtained and the pre-calculated one, this difference will be applied to the offset value in dial8b6.
6-we redo step 1 and step 2 should be perfect.
 



I had the opportunity to buy a 140 cm prime focus, I made an adaptation to mount it on the EGIS engine.

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The particularity of this AZ-EL motor is that the number of pulses is proportional to the displacement (100 pulses in AZ - 400 pulses in EL). I can therefore calculate with great precision the position of all the sats. Initialization is tricky but you only have to do it once on the installation. I chose to have the AZ index = 9000 (like 90°) due south, and the EL index = 18000 at this point (maximum elevation).
To obtain these values precisely, the two counters must be initialized to a precise value when searching for the origins. These values are defined by one or two tests:
1-after having performed the AZ and EL origin searches.
2-we choose a SAT almost due south (9°E for me) we start the positioning.
3-of course we will not obtain a good result on the first try.
4-we adjust AZ and EL manually to have maximum reception.
5-we calculate the difference between the index obtained and the pre-calculated one, this difference will be applied to the offset value in dial8b6.
6-we redo step 1 and step 2 should be perfect.
That looks like a soviet made reflector, do you have the make/model ?
 
no ! no sticker no model name , it s second hand equipment taken out of the attic .
It would be good to see some close up pictures of the feed and feedarms.

I supplied one many years ago and it was virtually identical to the IRTE 1.5m (still the best PF reflector near that diameter)
 
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