Well, that's not my set up, so I can't say. It's just a picture a member posted that I used to show and label the angles. For clearance to the fence, I would think that if it's a 6 ft dish, when moved to either extreme with the actuator, about half of the diameter will be behind the pole, so the pole would have to be at least 3 feet from the fence. I'm at 48N so declination is around 7.5°, that would make the Lat + dec = 55.5°. 90 -55.5= elevation to my south sat, 34.5°, (all this off the top of the head) dishpointer puts my south sat at "Elevation: 34.6°" (now I surprised myself with a calculation coming out that close to what Dishpointer says. I woulda been happy with 2-3°) Either way, our measurements probably can be off 2° or more, but that's all taken care of when elevation is adjusted watching Q on an active TP on our south sat. And the left-right rotation of the mount on the pole is fine tuned watching Q on a TP on a satellite on the end of the arc. It's most important to set the declination angle as accurate as possible. This angle is what makes accurately tracking the arc possible. Attached is most recent pic of my current "flower pot", not big enough to qualify as a "Farm". Not shown-84e on 125W.
