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[Satman17]

I'm looking for the above piece of kit, can anyone help me ?

 

[gibertini]

I'm looking for the above piece of kit, can anyone help me ?

good luck, the only chance you might have is someone having an old one in a shed or something or E*** but they are very rare nowadays

 

[archive10]

Why do you need this?
It has a problem with Skew if you get outside +/- 10 degrees, and is generally out-dated.
A H-H (DiSEqC) motor would be cheaper, higher performing and easier to obtain.
But perhaps there's a reason for the request?

 

[Captain Jack]

It's useful for tracking things that don't require slew, such as WiFi.

 

[Channel Hopper]

It's useful for tracking things that don't require slew, such as WiFi.

A radio mast rotator would be easier to find though it does require a second cable to the roof.

 

[RimaNTSS]

Also could be used for DVB-T antenna in case if there are several transmitting tower in range.
Or, for remote control surveillance camera.

 

[Archived-1]

Also could be used for DVB-T antenna in case if there are several transmitting tower in range.
Or, for remote control surveillance camera.

I use mine for both Rimants .

 

[Tony1A]

I once had an IRTE multisat where the LNB moved across a bar driven by worm gear. It was OK for what it was, but 2 years later the damn thing broke. What a load of rubbish!

 

[Captain Jack]

Ah I remember that moving LNB thing!

 

[timo_w2s]

I remember reading about the moving LNB in an old issue of What Sat. Never saw one for real though.

 

[Channel Hopper]

You didn't miss much, and there were other designs setting the world alight at the time. (Zeta Selectasat)

http://www.rickmaybury.com/Altarcs/buysat/bso4/selectasat.htm

 

[lovelyperson]

You didn't miss much, and there were other designs setting the world alight at the time. (Zeta Selectasat) http://www.rickmaybury.com/Altarcs/buysat/bso4/selectasat.htm

Thanks for that......at the end of the read it I felt like I had been watching an old black and white film .............wow, how time flies.