WANTED Stab HH-90

[comfortably_numb]

Looking for a genuine Stab HH-90 to move my Geosat Pro 90 cm dish.

Please PM me if you have one for sale. Thanks in advance!!

 

[primestar31]

Hyper Casey ?? Any "just in case" stuff stashed?

 

[Hyper Casey]

Nope, I wish!

Check with Eugene at SatelliteAV

If anyone has one, it will be him.

HH90 USALS | Satellite Antenna Rotor - Stab

HH90 USALS | Satellite Antenna Rotor - Stab

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[comfortably_numb]

Check with Eugene at SatelliteAV

I don't think it's a genuine Stab. At the bottom it says "Rotor SAT"

HH90 USALS | Satellite Antenna Rotor - Stab

HH90 USALS | Satellite Antenna Rotor - Stab

satelliteav.com

 

[Hyper Casey]

I think that "Rotor Sat" is a typo/oversight. I can tell you that several years ago STAB Italia sold all of their existing inventory (of H-H Motors) to Satellite AV. This included the HH-90 and HH-120. And STAB stopped making motors at that time. I sold several hundred of these STAB Italia Motors (purchased from Satellite AV) and they were Genuine STAB, no doubt. Its been quite awhile (2 years +) since they told me they had no more they could sell to me, they were keeping the last remaining inventory for their customers. So if they have some of these in stock, or even parts, i would believe they are Genuine STAB and would not hesitate. I trust Eugene and SatelliteAV completely. Ask them if they have it (STAB HH-90) in stock, and if so, ask them for pictures. Just to be sure.

 

[cyberham]

I am on track to source a Stab HH120 from a Canadian source. It is new in the box. But it looks like it was distributed by Fortec Star. I guess Stab partnered with other companies to increase their distribution.

 

[comfortably_numb]

I've given up on KU dish motors. We have fixed dishes on 87, 99 and 101.

The actuators for C-band dishes are so much better and reliable, thankfully.

 

[cyberham]

As finicky as Ku band HH motors are, they are still worth their trouble. They are relatively inexpensive and if you have a stable mount, they can stay relatively accurate for a long time. Your fixed dishes are hitting the main satellites, but you're still missing good ones like 123W, 117W, 115W, 105W, 97W all of which I like to regularly check.

 

[sat_cat_25]

Not exactly what you're looking for, but there's a guy on eBay with a bunch of new in box Superjack/Jaeger SMR-1224 H-H mounts for cheap.

I bought one from him earlier this year and it is a huge improvement over the HH90 style "bent arm" actuator I had before. It'll handle a much bigger load and is very stable. No USALS or DiSeqc though. Wires up just like a linear dish actuator.

No connection with seller.

 

[one_db_compression]

Not exactly what you're looking for, but there's a guy on eBay with a bunch of new in box Superjack/Jaeger SMR-1224 H-H mounts for cheap.

I bought one from him earlier this year and it is a huge improvement over the HH90 style "bent arm" actuator I had before. It'll handle a much bigger load and is very stable. No USALS or DiSeqc though. Wires up just like a linear dish actuator.

No connection with seller.

Interesting find. I wonder if this could be just the apparatus to attach to a Prodelin 1134 1.2 m or 1184 1.8 m to adapt from fixed AzEl to H-H.

What did you do to mount your dish, as the listing appears not to have the dish mounting plate included?

Everyone else's mileage may vary.

EDIT: Trolling through the archives indicates that a 1.8 m fiberglass reflector may break this device, especially under wind load.