Here are my fta dishes and a parabolic grid needed to reach a distant (7 mile) Sprint tower for internet connection.
I have my old WildBlue dish converted and pointed at 125W works great.
Here are my fta dishes and a parabolic grid needed to reach a distant (7 mile) Sprint tower for internet connection.
I have my old WildBlue dish converted and pointed at 125W works great.
That is 'cuz I have a good LNB holder on it now. It is an SG9120B. Only moves from 87 to 101. Have others fixed on other Ku's. But works well.Ted,
It's good to see the Prime star up and running again. Is that a Usals motor you put on it?
Clearly not. It's satellite TV for monsters.This one was spotted north of me recently
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Latest addition and new farm pic
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removed the WSI 6' Special and put up the Laser C/Ku 10' mesh
Yep, looks great. I'd gladly join any HOA that requires such an installation.View attachment 76214
Very nice...and my idea of a "good neighbor"!
Latest addition and new farm pic
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removed the WSI 6' Special and put up the Laser C/Ku 10' mesh
Klickitat county, Washington! come on! Five fixed or two motorized, minimum. Sea Vans must be on a foundation and fastened down, however. Temporary placements are not allowed. (East of HWY 97)!Yep, looks great. I'd gladly join any HOA that requires such an installation.
With all those dishes on top it is no longer a sea can but a NPGMKlickitat county, Washington! come on! Five fixed or two motorized, minimum. Sea Vans must be on a foundation and fastened down, however. Temporary placements are not allowed. (East of HWY 97)!
Yep the Sea can is wired
Once the door is locked:clap:shocked who is missing?I hope neither one of my mothers-in-law get wind of that idea