Can this analog receiver move an actuator?

[Cnut]

Can this analog receiver move an actuator? If so, where do the motor and sensor wires go (see photo)? thanks for any help
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[FaT Air]

I don't think so. Think a clue is the 1/2 amp fuse & nothing labelled MOTOR. Is there buttons on the front labelled E & W?

 

[Titanium]

That was a manual tuning analog receiver to be paired up with a LNA. Likely had a hand crank on the dish to move east/west or if it was super deluxe installation, a sidecar controller for moving the actuator!

 

[richyrich]

As in the manual of their; "Automation" is certain today via satellite tv and the oldest receiver's were lna dependent; and downconverted was a heavy rg11 at 3.7-4.2 patched to the tuned and supplied; 18vdc: +14-18 vdc tuning voltages moved through the tp's and is still where the frequencies are located as the analog realm. The wires were amplica's also; and satellite was born on the forey as the names were many. 70 MHZ tiller will work the waveguide; > by 1980 they moved the tuner using a blockcoverted band to a 50 MHZ huh wiring became very easy? it did have a sidecar box that was never manufdactured; and bought by houston tracker.The first az/el; axis was the human crankery powered ; with skew available for each. My personal viewpoint was the amplica; and even had a module from GI black open to it CAN BE FIXED no more signals STILL IN electric shop's and BEAR moving DISH MUST BE 11...

to upgrade to digital wad already here for about 100$-200$ while the programmiong of iy is 500-1000 in labor