I need a wind proof dish.

chavo

Regular Member
My Satellite Setup
Vu uno, VU Duo2, sky dish, 2 zone 2 dishes for 19.2 and 23.5. Satlink meter, rover STCeu meter. Tripod with a dish for messing around.
My Location
North West England
yo.

Due to reasons beyond my control my 95 cm solid dish keeps getting moved by the wind. the wind here is terrible. i cant relocate the dish as it isnt possible.

I have 2 options, a solid heavy dish (i have a dark motor and a 800 to power it) or a large mesh dish.

I have seen this

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/97-cm-97cm-MES...item483aa07c44

Any thoughts on it?​
 
The heavy dish will just put more strain on the motor.

The ebay link doesnt work, so just put the item number in another post.
 
Your link is dead. Anyhow, we ask members not to post outbound links, just type Ebay and list the item number.

Edit: beaten to it.

If very exposed and you have no option to move it, consider a 36v driven dish. They do a polar mount for the 1m Gibertini.
 
Damn Im good :D

Found it!

-http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/97-cm-97cm-MESH-Technomate-SATELLITE-DISH-/310221241412?pt=UK_ConEle_SatCableFreeview_RL&hash=item483aa07c44
 
Tivù said:
...................... Discuss

Well, the grammar was crap, but .....

In order to discuss something, there has to be a differing opinion that might impinge upon the original statement.


Is Analoguesat not that 'good', so much so , he waives his right to self-damnation ?
 
Damn yes you are good! relocation isnt possible, it is the only view south and i am in a very exposed position. floor mounting is to low for clearence.
 
Gawd see what :-peepee I have to put up with chavo? :-rofl2

A mesh dish wont make much difference - in windy weather the mesh will catch just as much wind as a solid dish so the only real alternatives are to use a smaller dish or somehow shelter the dish better

Or put up with realigning the dish of course.....
 
As above, you need a good polarmount dish design, which is highly unlikely to be DiSEqC all the way to the motor (though I have seen a couple)

So you will need a 36V linear actuator and a VBox type converter.
 
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