36V or 24V actuator

[Sadoun]

I am doing a poll on what voltage you are using to power your C-band dish actuator? 24V or 36V?

Heavy Duty or Standard Duty Actuator?
How many inches?
Also what receiver are you using?

 

[gabshere]

voted once

24V on both big dishes

receivers pushing them
DSR-922 = 24V Von Weise 24 inch HD 10 ft. Odem mesh
GI 450I = 24V SuperJack 18 inch SD 7 1/2 ft. Unimesh
GI2410 ( not currently being used but pushes at 24V)

you will have to edit your poll
Ice pushes his by hand and others are stationary

 

[KE4EST]

Am using 36V here when I mess with it.

 

[dfergie]

24 volt actuator, one has no motor... a 12volt drill other I am moving with a 12volt battery charger...

 

[Steveo]

36vdc.
Use a 24"H/D Superjack on a 2.7M (8' 10") one piece alluminium solid dish.
Use a stand alone Motech VboxII to drive it.
Also a have fitted a lighter duty 18" Actuator for ellevation. For Inclinded sats. and tweaking with a second VboxII to drive that.

 

[voomvoom]

I voted 24v, I'm using a DSR920 with my main C-band mesh dish, being driven by a 24" US Electronics Heavy Duty actuator. On my secondary fiberglass dish, I'm using a Toshiba TRX-2200, driving a 24" Superjack Heavy Duty actuator with 36v. Both dishes are 10'.

Al

 

[tvropro]

I am doing a poll on what voltage you are using to power your C-band dish actuator? 24V or 36V?

Heavy Duty or Standard Duty Actuator?
How many inches?
Also what receiver are you using?

Dish: 3.8 meter Unimesh.

Actuator: Heavy Duty, Thompson Saginaw 24" (18 years old still going strong)

Receivers currently in use: Motorola DSR 922, Pansat 2700A. I think the 4DTV has a 24 volt output, never measured it.