Unkown H2H

[Cardinal 177a]

Anybody recognize this unit?

All cast iron with 85x00 part numbers embossed on each part.

Total weight with Saginaw motor 70#.

Came with Winegard SK-165 10' dish.

Dish has same dimensions as a Pinnacle but 16 panels.

Any info or manual welcomed.

 

[Cardinal 177a]

More pictures.

 

[phlatwound]

That's a new one to me, never seen one of those.

Did you find it in SW MO?

 

[Cardinal 177a]

That's a new one to me, never seen one of those.

Did you find it in SW MO?

Yes. Shell Knob

 

[phlatwound]

Cool, looks like it could be a nice setup. There has to be more of them out there somewhere, those castings aren't one-offs.

I got a Winegard 10 footer/AJAK H-to-H off the roof of the Shell Knob school a couple years ago.

 

[Cardinal 177a]

Cool, looks like it could be a nice setup. There has to be more of them out there somewhere, those castings aren't one-offs.

I got a Winegard 10 footer/AJAK H-to-H off the roof of the Shell Knob school a couple years ago.

So you are the one. Wondered who got it.

 

[phlatwound]

Yep, guilty.

 

[. Raine]

Those pictures put meaning to the phrase 'built like a tank'! looks like a nice, rugged unit, I have no idea what it is though.

 

[GreatFTA]

I got one almost like it. I took down a dish that was old and not fit to use. The motor look ok. Right now it is sitting in my carport. One of these days I'm going to check it out. I'll take a picture of the H2H motor drive soon.


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[billyboy_1]

We sold lots of those same mounts. I am not sure where we got them but they were a very good mount. Our company was Antenna Development & manufacturing in Poplar Bluff Mo. We used them on a perforated 10 foot dish (see photos).

 

[Cosmo Blatz]

We sold lots of those same mounts. I am not sure where we got them but they were a very good mount. Our company was Antenna Development & manufacturing in Poplar Bluff Mo. We used them on a perforated 10 foot dish (see photos).

An H2H

designed by George Westinghouse

way back in 1871.

 

[GreatFTA]

The one that I have is cast iron. When I got it, I regreased the gear and tried out the motor. It's in working condition.
I was hoping to put one of my Primestar dish on it. I am thinking it would be a really accurate dish mover.
I'll take a picture of it tomorrow and post it here.

 

[GreatFTA]

Here's the photos of the H2H drive I mentioned earlier. I don't know anything about it. It work great.

 

[GreatFTA]

Here is another picture. I hook it up to the Houston Tracker motor drive and it work good, the motor on the H2H makes some noise but it does what it supposed to do. Maybe I need to exchange it since I got few of them lying around.

 

[Cardinal 177a]

We sold lots of those same mounts. I am not sure where we got them but they were a very good mount. Our company was Antenna Development & manufacturing in Poplar Bluff Mo. We used them on a perforated 10 foot dish (see photos).

Thanks billyboy_1

What time frame?? Late 80's or early 90's?

 

[billyboy_1]

Mid 80's.