I must have not seen that sorry
What all do you have to get rid off?
yes have a brand new vonwise its part of something i played with, but never used and has been inside i have to see if I can handle taking it apart, sucks when you can't even undo your own work this one will handle a 12 foot mesh dish you would have to contact the local shipper UPS store in my town for a price to ship it, i'm sure it's worth a $100 i'm giving it away the ups store info isI'm trying to find a actuator right now that can handle my 10 footer
36 stroke yikes you only need 18 for a 10 foot dishPhotos?
Are 2 wires a heavier gauge? If so, those are the motor M1/M2 wires. The lighter gauge are sensor S1/S2. Typically, the distribution shield drain wire is not connected to a ground at the dish, instead connect it inside to the controller ground or to an equipment ground (grounded to structure ground). Connecting the shield to the motor/dish just introduces noise and voltage potentials.
Also, be sure to bond the dish to your structure ground to avoid voltage potentials. Having multiple grounding points without bonding them often creates problems and it is best practice to balance any voltage potentials.
Superjack motors historically have issues with the brushes prematurely failing. They can get quite noisy as brushes fail, but otherwise not a problem. Another distributor used to sell these and the motor brush braid leads are not made of fine flexible wires and tend to break at the solder wick points. If you have positioning /count issues and suspect excessive motor noise, install a capacitor across the motor terminals (inside the actuator). This will limit the noise from feeding the distribution line and entering the sensor circuit.
That's what they gave me as part of the package. I know my 7.5 has 24" from venture. That motor is so freaking loud the neighbors complain. It goes from 37 to 135 w. It replaced a von weise which I couldn't find to replace. Von weise was very quiet. I want to test the 36 inch one before I install it. Pole and cables come Monday.36 stroke yikes you only need 18 for a 10 foot dish
correct fat wires are always for the heavy current of the motor
I have a 36 inch Venture that I can barely hear when I am standing at the dish while it is moving. Maybe there is something wrong with your motor.That's what they gave me as part of the package. I know my 7.5 has 24" from venture. That motor is so freaking loud the neighbors complain. It goes from 37 to 135 w. It replaced a von weise which I couldn't find to replace. Von weise was very quiet. I want to test the 36 inch one before I install it. Pole and cables come Monday.
That's what they gave me as part of the package. I know my 7.5 has 24" from venture. That motor is so freaking loud the neighbors complain. It goes from 37 to 135 w. It replaced a von weise which I couldn't find to replace. Von weise was very quiet. I want to test the 36 inch one before I install it. Pole and cables come Monday.