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DISH SETUP: Single sat, Multi-Sat & Motorised
Good budget 1m dish
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<blockquote data-quote="archive10" data-source="post: 894010"><p>I have a TD 64. Mount is all galvanised steel. No paint.</p><p></p><p>The triax is not *that* bad.</p><p>A little different, yes, but I've used the TD64 as a travel dish for 4 years now, and it works ok.</p><p>Perhaps the smaller Triaxes are easyer to adjust... don't know.</p><p>But if you're getting a test dish, then you want a mount that is really easy to adjust.</p><p>Go for a non-Triax.</p><p></p><p>You get what you pay for. Build quality, longevity, performance etc.</p><p></p><p>An alternative a used Channel Master off ebay. You can get the non-motorised for less than the prices you state for a new dish. CM120 are the most available. CM100 sometimes come up.</p><p>CMs are high-performance, and will not deteriorate (no rusting).</p><p>Downside is the pole, which needs to be a lot bigger (3") than what you need for the 100cm steel dishes.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="archive10, post: 894010"] I have a TD 64. Mount is all galvanised steel. No paint. The triax is not *that* bad. A little different, yes, but I've used the TD64 as a travel dish for 4 years now, and it works ok. Perhaps the smaller Triaxes are easyer to adjust... don't know. But if you're getting a test dish, then you want a mount that is really easy to adjust. Go for a non-Triax. You get what you pay for. Build quality, longevity, performance etc. An alternative a used Channel Master off ebay. You can get the non-motorised for less than the prices you state for a new dish. CM120 are the most available. CM100 sometimes come up. CMs are high-performance, and will not deteriorate (no rusting). Downside is the pole, which needs to be a lot bigger (3") than what you need for the 100cm steel dishes. [/QUOTE]
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