Kijiji, eBay, and Craigslist dishes for you to take a look at

3.1m (10 ft) Patriot PRT-310 satellite dish with Thomsom Saginaw Performance Pak actuator. $1 opening bid. Item is being sold by the state of Connecticut and is located at the Department of Corrections in Cheshire Connecticut. :ballchain:spy

Winning bidder, and anyone brought along to help, must pass security clearance prior to entering grounds to remove dish.

View item/bid here: Public Surplus: Auction #2309371

Auction ends April 9th, 2019 at 6pm MDT. :)
 
  • Like
Reactions: beavs2112
Are you willing to call my landlord and ask permission for me to put it in the yard? :D

How soon are you moving again? A dish such as that one is worth storing. That one should be stellar on KU, and good enough for c-band. Those are typically almost as good as a solid spun aluminum dish, but much better looking. I'd love to have it myself, but it's far too far away for me.
 
How soon are you moving again? A dish such as that one is worth storing. That one should be stellar on KU, and good enough for c-band. Those are typically almost as good as a solid spun aluminum dish, but much better looking. I'd love to have it myself, but it's far too far away for me.

Do you know if it break down into smaller parts?
 
Do you know if it break down into smaller parts?

The polar mount and such on the back certainly will break down. I would take LOTS of well-defined photo's before tearing it down. Put removed bolts and nuts back in place on the places they need to be after. If bolts break, take them anyway to match them later.

The dish however appears to be a single piece, though it's hard to tell 100% because of that ditch tree running branches across it's face. It's just possible the dish splits in two pieces. If so, it would have a seam to do so (ask the seller on a phone call?). I however would NOT recommend splitting it at this point if it is a two piece. Unless it's absolutely necessary, and you look it over carefully to make sure it appears it can be bolted back together correctly undamaged.
 
Looking at the photo of the back side on Craigslist it appears to be a two (2) piecer. CN, you could step around the pieces in your home for a short period of time. Have a friend with a pickup? Shouldn't let it slip away.

As for talking to your Landlord, they can't eat me, it is against the rules. However, you might be asked to leave after the visit. ;-)
 
  • Like
Reactions: comfortably_numb
Seller has 2 CBAND dishes for best offer. Palmdale/Lancaster CA

Satellite Dish
 

Attachments

  • 1.jpg
    1.jpg
    171.8 KB · Views: 343
  • 2.jpg
    2.jpg
    119.4 KB · Views: 312
  • Like
Reactions: Brct203
Craigslist for Albuquerque has a seller with 2 used chap feedhorns with just Cband lnb. $30 each in my town Rio Rancho. I don't need them for my dishes. Might be good if you need one. I know there are some ABQ metro people here.

Sent from my VS995 using the SatelliteGuys app!
 
  • Like
Reactions: raydio and Brct203
Hi All,

Incredible rare find and offer !!!
Owner just wants to get rid of this gem. Move fast if you are interested as it probably wont last long.
Personally...I would scoop it up, if I could.
Located in East Moriches (Long Island), NY

John

9’ Satellite Dish
 
John,

If you look on the map at the bottom of the page for that one, it shows it in Kansas, not New York? Not sure where it is really. He's got a typo too, the heading says 9' but in the ad he says 6'.

But, I assume it's a 9' like my RS dish, which, if it is, sombody should absolutely grab it, great dish! If I didn't already have so many dishes, I'd drive to New York for it myself, if it is in NY.
 
Andy,

As waylew pointed out, it is located in NY, on Long Island.
I noticed that typo also, but don't remember R.S. making a 6 footer.
Thought of you when I saw it listed. I figured you might want to stock up on NOS equipment.
Looking forward to resurrecting my R.S. 9 foot on my KTI mount this summer.

John
 
  • Like
Reactions: . Raine
Seen this on Facebook marketplace
 

Attachments

  • 17AC0E0A-2824-4B25-98D8-3F5D095A8C3C.png
    17AC0E0A-2824-4B25-98D8-3F5D095A8C3C.png
    127.8 KB · Views: 279
  • 6BA5E9EC-E711-43A5-9345-FBAB9233E48A.png
    6BA5E9EC-E711-43A5-9345-FBAB9233E48A.png
    267.3 KB · Views: 286
  • 82C8A6AD-D400-4CEC-93FD-62F5670C85EB.png
    82C8A6AD-D400-4CEC-93FD-62F5670C85EB.png
    332.5 KB · Views: 292
Top