QARL, HARL and DARL

rolfw

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My Satellite Setup
Promax HD Ranger+ spectrum analyser.
My Location
Derbyshire
Having to replace a 24" actuator on a system I installed quite a few years ago, as the existing one hasn't been used in five years and won't move. as a matter of interest, I've seen the above letters used in describing different types and can't seem to find if they actually stand for anything.
 

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I know H is Standard Duty and Q is Heavy Duty, but not sure what D is!

Edit: D is the Mini variant.
 
Plenty of outlets were selling stuff as the QARL motor when they were anything but.
Advertising E+OE, based on the 'HQ' prefix - caveat emptor.

How long ago was the installation ?
Based on the corrosion, if not at a coastal town fifteen years.
 
Thanks guys, yes, I know what the letters signify, but was wondering if the letters actually were initials as in DiSEqC, or just an arbitrary selection.
 
Just a guess - Acme screw, Reed sensor, Linear
 
Quality actuator reed linear
Horrible " " "
Dire " " "
 
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