WHATAGOAL1
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advertised as channelmaster, but it has no ribbing, is this correct?
what is this dish name?
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it may be one of the valuestars or similar that andrews (i think it was) produced at some point.
But it's a steel dish, and doesn't quite have the qualities of the plastic dishes.
But it's a steel dish, and doesn't quite have the qualities of the plastic dishes.
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Funny, I just saw a dish with "lenson" written across the reflector yesterday - but attached to a restaurant up in the French Alps.
Wasn't the LH brand from the UK?
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Lenson Heath was well known in the UK in the 90's.. (20 years ago.. sigh...). Not sure if it was actually a UK brand.
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They had some issues with boom arm focus points (the 1m as opposed to the 80) and severe corrosion on the arm in coastal areas but you could get one to work for about ten years as long as they were not damaged during installation.
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BTW is that a helicopter in the sky or a fly on the windscreen?advertised as channelmaster, but it has no ribbing, is this correct?
