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Here is a pic of my setup. I finally got the birdview put up today. No lnbf or alignment yet, but that is easy compared to getting that dish on the pole. I've had the dish for a year and a half, and it was probably sitting on the ground for 15 years, so I had some work to do. Had to replace...

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Here are a few pics of the feedhorn and rotor. Like I said earlier, I dont have any way of testing the polarotor, but as long as you're still interested ill get it packed up and pm you a shipping quote.

Lol. I can't see anyones location on the app on my phone. I have both the feedhorn and the rotor.

I have a chaparral feedhorn and polarotor from the 10' i rescued that i don't use. I haven't checked to make sure the polarotor still works but you could have it for the shipping cost if you were interested. I can send some pics when i get back home.

Sent you a pm.

For me it was just enjoying the summer and whatever it would bring.

Bringing this back to the top to see if there is any new interest in it.

Does anyone have the measurements of the bv logo on one if the dishes. I wanted to make sure when i get one made that it's the same size as an original.

I would be interested in a copy of that logo you have radio if you get it scanned. I will be restoring my bv this summer and i want to get a logo out back on it

Oh, i guess i should have added, I get 139w to 91w. I can go lower, but i dont have enough magnets on the wheel of my von weise to dial in on the lower sats. I tried for 87w or 83w and had trouble getting any TP's to give me enough signal. I can find the birds, but if I move it 1 click past...

I installed the L plate down, because on my setup it seemed to keep the actuator more linear than the other way. I thought I remembered reading somewhere that it was better for the actuator to only have to work in a linear plane, rather than working at an angle. There is some slop in my setup...

I never was able to find a manual or anything like that when I installed my 6' dish. I just had to rely on pics of other people's install and that horrible exploded diagram of the dish that was included in the package. I've found that its mainly a trial and error setup for this dish. I've...

I kinda forgot about that part of it. Unfortunately both of the fuels are higher at the moment.

I see the rest of the country is interested. Does the NW have fewer people interested in fta compared to the rest of the country? Just kinda generally speaking.

I'm in no rush to get it moved, just wanted to find a new home for it. Any truck should haul it just fine. Ya its in 4 panels, and they are 5' tall. I dont know of any suv/van that would be able to haul them, but a ranger(or that size class) should have no problem.

lol, ya that is a little farther then I was wanting to go. However, if I dont have any other interest in it over the next few days, maybe we can work something out.

I have a 10' Perfect Ten dish available to anyone who wants it. I got it from someone local and have never gotten around to putting it up. We recently purchased a house in a town, and I wont be able to put it up here. So instead of storing it forever, I'd rather pass it along to another...

What size dish are you guys using to get that transponder?

I like what I've been reading about this stb. Cant wait to get one.

97w RT and Al Jazeera

I would like to own a GEOSATpro 90cm dish to watch these channels, 125w, History, RT, Al Jazeera, and RTV

I remember being in chemistry class one year. We had someone run in and pull the chain for the emergency shower then run out. We were all laughing when it happened but it flooded the classroom with about an inch of water. The floor in the chemistry class had a red haze for about a week since...

My co-worker had a bud about 20 years ago, and they long ago removed the dish, but the pipe is still attached to the side of their house. They have 2 10 ft sticks, attached together with a coupling. So I'll have 1 10 ft stick and whatever I can salvage from the one in concrete. Snow...