Advice Needed Strong satellites

You did not mention a dent before.

I could be wrong but the manufacturers logo on the instruction manual was last used about ten years ago.
 
Channel Hopper said:
You did not mention a dent before.

I could be wrong but the manufacturers logo on the instruction manual was last used about ten years ago.
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I mentioned that it was damaged but did not go in details
Gibertini replied
Arm length is 67 cm on se 1 meter
So that is the right arm I received
I returned it on the basis it is damaged/Used kit
Now have to find another supplier to buy one.
very disappointed ☹️
 
Why not get HMSat to send a replacement reflector (FOC of course). They would be the ones taking up any refund from the courier on the first delivery
 
Channel Hopper said:
Why not get HMSat to send a replacement reflector (FOC of course). They would be the ones taking up any refund from the courier on the first delivery
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Don’t want to make things complicated
And get headache
Better to send full box back .
Box is on his way back
 
Any suggestions to buy gibertini
Except HM-sat
Checked Hisat he is only selling Ln series
I want Xp or Se
Or
Any other good make tried and tested
 
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Is Turkmenistan sport still free on 52E
Is it sd or hd
Is it a easy catch on 100cm
 
Turkmenistan Sport is fta and an easy catch on a zone 2 sky dish even - provided you have line of sight, it's pretty low in the sky.

Scour ebay & gumtree, see if there's anything local. At least you'll be able to see the dish first and not be at the mercy of a courier.
 
Low in the sky means easy catch or I have to install dish higher
Is it sd or hd
 
Here is a german site, i purchased an lnb upgrade kit for gibertini op100l.
Which has gibertini dishes :)
Code: 
https://www.satfreax.de/en/antennas/satellite-antennas?p=1&o=1&n=12&s=4
 
It's HD. Easy catch means the signal is strong, low in the sky means the satellite is closer to the horizon & therefore more likely to be houses or trees in the way. Mounting the dish higher will give you a better chance. Where I live for 52e, the dish needs to 4x further away than the obstacle is high. So if a house in the way is 10m tall, the dish needs to be 40m away.
 
Thank you all
I will explore the options
 
ozumo said:
Turkmenistan Sport is fta and an easy catch on a zone 2 sky dish even - provided you have line of sight, it's pretty low in the sky....
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Strong signal here in W.London on an off-set LNB on a cheap "no name" 80cm dish (with camo netting on it) centred on 46E - it's mounted about 1.5m above ground, and the line-of-sight to 52E just clears the pitched edge of the roof on a house about 25m away! :)
 
Is this any good
 

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Gladstones55 said:
Is this any good
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If the markings on the box are to be believed, this motor is DiSEqC 1.2, but may not be USALS ("DiSEqC 1.3"), compatible - as such it must be a very old motor with a "debateable" history, and so probably not advisable!

FWIW, brand new decent-quality USALS motors only cost between about £40-£65, with some sort of warranttee.
 
Latest motors are 1.2 or 1.3
Or both
 
Gladstones55 said:
Latest motors are 1.2 or 1.3
Or both
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Agreed as almost all are both - but very old ones may not be, and it's not clear how old this one is. Can you give a link to where you found it?

PS: IIRC the Fortec Star brand, as such, disappeared from sale many years ago in respect of receivers, and I suspect that the same was true of the other types of equipment sold under that brand name. That's just one of the things that makes me suspect that this is a very old motor!
 
Lazarus said:
I have one of those - it's just another Moteck SG2100 clone.
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@Lazarus

Thanks - I guessed it would be something like that.

So, do you know if there is any obvious marking on the motor (or the box if you still have it - which I doubt!) that clearly indicates USALS/DiSEqC 1.3 compatibilty (whereas the pic of the box above indicates DiSEqC 1.2 compatibility, but apparently nothing about USALS)?
 
jeallen01 said:
Agreed as almost all are both - but very old ones may not be, and it's not clear how old this one is. Can you give a link to where you found it?

PS: IIRC the Fortec Star brand, as such, disappeared from sale many years ago in respect of receivers, and I suspect that the same was true of the other types of equipment sold under that brand name. That's just one of the things that makes me suspect that this is a very old motor!
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It’s on gumtree fo £10 no much detail provided
I was checking gumtree thought it Might be a hidden gem and owner is unaware
But sound like it is a scrap metal
I just leave it thanks for your advice and time
 
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