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Yup. W7MB Sent from my XT1254 using Tapatalk

If I didn't already have two of these laying around not in use I would snap this up. I'll pass and let someone else grab it and stick to my 1.2 CM's.

I would defiantly buy a few to replace my excellent C2's if they performed even better.

The picture on QRZ blows up bigger. Dish appears to be on a trailer, good ghetto starter kit.

Free 4.6m Cleveland OH Saw this on QRZ this morning... Aluminum (solid) 4.6m parabolic dish antenna with steel mounting. depth approximately 36 inches. Located near Cleveland, OH. The dish comes apart in two halves. Dish is free, but you must pick it up your self...

Gold plated perhaps. :eek: I wonder how some of these people come up with prices.

Starting fluid kills the live critters dead instantly. Learned that trick from an old farmer that I got an 8 footer from. Sent from my Xoom using Tapatalk 2

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They were a few days ago when I looked.

I used gorilla glue and a piece of wood and two clamps to glue new (borrowed from a spare dish motor) magnets on my RV slide out motor. Working great! Some idiot, not me, beat it with a hammer and the magnets shattered.

We are out here. Price of diesel is pretty steep right now. Otherwise i would come and get it. I'm in Darrington.

Sacrilege.

Usually weekly but if no one reports it then it doesn't get updated.

I rebuilt a JGS today as the JGS I was using had some issues. On this one from te spares pile the armature was rusted from sitting for years. Tore the motor apart and cleaned it up, brushes are pretty much still full length. While I had it on the workbennch I tore it down completey and cleaned...

It's just like a time capsule pretty cool. You should reconsider and set it up.

You be be overloading the finder. One trick I learned while using those is to put a section of rg59 (25 feet or so) in between the meter and the lnb. This will attenuate it further avoiding overload.

Wow that is too cool. Can't wait to see the pics.

Merry Christmas to you as well from W7MB.

Let's just hope Comcast doesn't ruin it for us.

I like mine, have 2 of them in service.

Wet and lots of it. Had 9' total.

Just keep it swept off. I lost one last year. http://www.satelliteguys.us/c-band-satellite-discussion/160744-always-secure-your-dishes.html#post1658072

Since this is the C-band forum I say 10'. Sure there are others using smaller dishes but sometimes I wish I had a 12'. It all depends what you are after. For S2 signals 10' minimum is not required but rather desired. The bigger the better I say. Size does matter.

Also start with the arrow on the C2 at about the 9 o'clock postion.

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