6 ft dish

etlam34

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Mar 3, 2017
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Quebec city
i finally made the move of buying a 6 ft dish ! Much better than my 4ft that i bought last year! So far i’m receiving all the channels i was struggling to lock on the 4ft dish.

Having the sathero 200 and the titanium lnb helps a lot!

It takes a lot of space in my backyard, but if we move from here i’ll make sure to get a bigger back yard that can fit an 8 ft dish!

So far i was succesfull with these satellites:

133w
125w
107w
105w
103w
101w
99w
97w

Next step will be to check 58w and 55w
 
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I have a similar Fortec Star brand 6' dish and been using it for 10 years, bolted to a wood pallet sitting on some concrete blocks with more blocks for ballast. I recently had to replace the pallet due to deterioration from the weather but otherwise I've had good luck with it. Currently pointed at 113W.

I like the mobility of it. I can move it anywhere quickly around the property for line of sight to satellites I wouldn't have with permanent polar mounts.
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I have a similar Fortec Star brand 6' dish and been using it for 10 years, bolted to a wood pallet sitting on some concrete blocks with more blocks for ballast. I recently had to replace the pallet due to deterioration from the weather but otherwise I've had good luck with it. Currently pointed at 113W.

I like the mobility of it. I can move it anywhere quickly around the property for line of sight to satellites I wouldn't have with permanent polar mounts.
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How does it do in the wind?


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