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- 02-07-2009 01:10 PM #111
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Why not......catch every bird in the sky, besides its cool to watch it move.
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- 02-07-2009 11:24 PM #112
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This HH moter would be great for getting those sports feeds on random sats. I don't have enough real estate to put enough dedicated dished up for that!
- 02-08-2009 04:21 PM #113
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Its a good idea to use a hh motor because it allows you to get more free fta channels.
- 02-08-2009 08:42 PM #114
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HH motors gives you more variety so you can see a lot more program then with a stationary setup.
8.5' orbitron dishChaparal co rotor II c ku feed horn norsat lnb's uniden 4600 IRD, 922 , 36" fortec dish SG 240 motor fortec star lifetime ultra,MercuryII and Classic NA invacomQPH-031 and SNH 031 lnb.
- 02-09-2009 11:09 AM #115
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I would like to win a new HH motor.
- 02-09-2009 11:30 AM #116
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One motor one dish ... plus I want to go bigger
KenCoolsat 5000
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- 02-09-2009 05:31 PM #117
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This motor would be great, I'm getting really tired of weedeating around the dish farm!
Good Luck All!
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- 02-09-2009 06:41 PM #118
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The reason I want a motor is so I can check out signals on dishes that I do not want ready at all times, at all receivers in all rooms. That way I could keep the programs that have been accepted by the center on the system, and those stations that have not been accepted off of it. I use Sadoun or primestar dual LNBFs on most all my dishes. This will be a great addition.
Home base is 20 acres near N45.85 W120.58. Items in red wiped out by wind storm.
Lots of room for Ham Antennas HF, 2M and .75M and Satellite Dishes
Mercury II , -Fortec Star 5400-NA; Coolsat 6000; GeoSat DVR1100c ; 10 C-Band analog receivers - untested.
KU Band: Five Primestar 75E's , One carried mobile in motor home and one for recording G19, 1M Primestar for G19! GEOsat Pro 39" set up at 98072- but coming home shortly
0ne 85E to set up & a 1.2M to rebuild and test then use if I can
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C-Band: Winegard 10 perf on a pole and (1 of) 2-10 ft, (1 of) 2~ 7ft mesh and 2- 6th mesh Winegards, waiting for concrete foundation
- 02-09-2009 08:30 PM #119
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it Would be an exelent dish for my 1.2 meter fortecstar, it needs a "Better built" like the dg-380.Thanks.
- 02-09-2009 11:13 PM #120
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Get a perfectly plumb pole, and then carefully adjust for your true south satellite, find a sat on the far end (or as far as you can) and make micro adjustments from there until you are tracking the arc.
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