Good grief!Not cheap. lives in dream land, someone had his pants downThe dish cost new £1,320
Triax 1.1m dish with 390 motor | eBay
Can you deliver for that price as well ?This guy either has a knob for a head ...is a greedy bstd ...or was ripped off by his installer ..
Dont think I'll be buying it ...
anyone wanna buy mine for a measly £500 ??
I'll even take it down for ya ...
Not even a decent installer or 'engineer' as the seller calls him, mounting it so it probably fouls the soil stack!This guy either has a knob for a head ...is a greedy bstd ...or was ripped off by his installer ..
Dont think I'll be buying it ...
anyone wanna buy mine for a measly £500 ??
I'll even take it down for ya ...
It´s a south facing property, the dish is at 88 west in the picture. Works fine, I should know, I fitted, I know who fitted it!
How the hell would I know, if it was at 88 west it would be on it´s side, not upright. Figure it was an eastern satellite engineerI see AZ/EL mount missed that
Name and shame
, maybe Russian. @Captain Jack , did you use to do installs round there Ah! Got it, the visible motor is elevation only, main motor rotates the pole from beneath the camera shot. ;)Not if it was
Should that not be fund?
Certainly if it's within walking distance ..
Stupid question I know, by your reply, but can you walk on water? May be a little bit between you and the archived 3
You could always get a taxi, if you add p&p;)
Not yet ...but I'm working on it ..
2 sardines and a bread roll can feed 1000 people, allegedly , neither your or my philosophy, but who knows?
You could ask @RimaNTSS , he seems to know quite a lot about this subject.
Both wrong. It's a 390 motor, obviously. Multi-axis, multi-position. Hence the price.Ah! Got it, the visible motor is elevation only, main motor rotates the pole from beneath the camera shot. ;)
Smarter than both of us
Bugger off, that's mine. Best 390 I ever did. Even managed to fit a Danish dish!How the hell would I know, if it was at 88 west it would be on it´s side, not upright. Figure it was an eastern satellite engineer
