This is my motorised satellite dish

pedro_uk

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My Satellite Setup
Spiderbox 9000 HD & Protek MK1,
Superior Dark Motor,
Triax TD110 Dish,
Inverto Black Ultra Quad LNB,

Windows XP sp3 & amp; Windows 7 PRO & Sony VAIO all in one PC Windows 10
My Location
Tyne and Wear
Been a member for over 2 years & this is my first post SORRY but i had a lot of reading to do first to get it right lol.

So This is my satellite dish all set for winter,

After the installer finished putting the dish up & lined every thing up (photos 1 & 2),

I thought i would tidy the cables up a bit & add a bit more strength to it
as me being a fisherman i no what damage wind can do lol

So i added another K bracket (photo 3) to make the whole setup stronger as it looked a bit week lol &
with it being on 24" T&K brackets there was still a bit of movement on the dish on a windy day
so i decided to add 4 wire Strainers/tensioners to scaffolding pole & also end caps to the scaffolding poll to stop the whistling
(photos 3 & 4) i think it should get through winter OK now lol,
I no its i bit over kill but when you are stuck out at sea in a Gail force 9 or 10 all i could think about is where the dish would end up :-ohcrap lol.

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Belt and braces, eh? :D

Would've thought those brackets would have been enough for that dish.
 
A very nice job Pedro, I don't think that's going anywhere soon.

A tad bit close to the gutter, but if it's not in the range of vision for the dish looking at birds in that direction then I wouldn't worry too much about it.
 
Nice job - with some enterprising "scaffolding"!
 
Great job there.

Nice idea of adding another K bracket. Wouldn't of lasted long with the T bracket, especially close to the top course.
 
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