- My Satellite Setup
- A little less analogue, and a lot more crap.
- My Location
- UK
Vipersan said:There are small blisters and creases ...and you know me ...I like perfect![]()
Looks fine (for C band ) ;)
Vipersan said:There are small blisters and creases ...and you know me ...I like perfect![]()
Channel Hopper said:Looks fine (for C band ) ;)
Topper said:Yes a half litre tin of reflective aluminium paint as used on a felt roof would be the stuff however, I have only ever seen 5 ltr tins
-http://www.roofingsuperstore.co.uk/product/roofing-accessories/compounds-solutions/aquaseal-solar-reflective-5-ltr.html
Topper said:Yes a half litre tin of reflective aluminium paint as used on a felt roof would be the stuff however, I have only ever seen 5 ltr tins
-http://www.roofingsuperstore.co.uk/product/roofing-accessories/compounds-solutions/aquaseal-solar-reflective-5-ltr.html
Vipersan said:Thanks CH ...praise indeed ..
No sarcasm intended ...but you rarely post an opinion about such projects..
lanab said:Can you get 63W?
Your next project would be to make a mould for a 4 meter dish and make a dish out of it, that would be great to follow.
Vipersan said:I think you may not be familliar with Planning in the UK ?
They would certainly throw a wobbly if I tried to install a 4 mtr dish ..
I'm pushing the limit as is ...and I'd have to know my kitched wall down to swing it west..lol..
As to your other question ..
No ...the alco is for C band only ..and I doubt the wings would make any difference in ku ..
..precision being more important at those frequencies.
rgds
VS
Thats certainly a thing of beauty ...but where to park the trailer ...lol..lanab said:You can get around it by mounting the dish on a trailer, they can't do shit as it's not permanent installation, saw somebody here on the forum that put an old BT 3.7m dish on a trailer, authorities could not forbid him.
Ah found the pic.
Tivù said:So have you been on the Forum previously?
Do you have a link to the episode you mention?
In a similar vein, I have a friend who mounted his 60ft pump-up mast (for amateur radio use) in his back garden on a trailer. He's had it there for years.lanab said:You can get around it by mounting the dish on a trailer,