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Re: Motorising Big Dishes (1.8meters And Above) by pboy2buzy(m): 7:34am On Aug 12, 2013 |
olenyi: |
Re: Motorising Big Dishes (1.8meters And Above) by olenyi: 9:04am On Aug 12, 2013 |
pboy2buzy: If it has never been able to bring the dish back and a 2.4 mesh for that matter, then something is wrong. Ur telephone wire, how genuine is it? Did u join it somewhere? How far is the positioner from the jack? These are some of the culprits. Either u got a substandard telephone wire, or its so lenghty that their's some power loss along the line (still caused by low quality wire). Or dat u joined the wire somewhere. Also try loosening the neck a bit (the big 24/27 inch pivot bolt). Could be too tight. 2.4 mesh dish is one of the lightest around and because of its unique neck design, can be driven by any jack. Anyway, heavy duty jack are around 7-10k. And u might have to place an order with ur dealer if u're not in Lagos. Regards. |
Re: Motorising Big Dishes (1.8meters And Above) by pboy2buzy(m): 10:03am On Aug 12, 2013 |
olenyi: Yes boss I v been usin d wire since 2006 and it is very long oooo....it has alot of extra in d sittin room. Pls sir what r d simplest satellite I can track wit my c-band...cuz since I bought(changed) it it has been totally idle up thr.....tanx in anticipatio |
Re: Motorising Big Dishes (1.8meters And Above) by pboy2buzy(m): 6:21am On Aug 14, 2013 |
Tanx 4 I have been able 2 follow ur tutorial and repair my jack,it now comes down below 68.5...thanx alot |
Re: Motorising Big Dishes (1.8meters And Above) by olenyi: 8:19am On Aug 14, 2013 |
pboy2buzy: Tanx 4 I have been able 2 follow ur tutorial and repair my jack,it now comes down below 68.5...thanx alot So good to hear this. Was it the west maneuver that u used. Was fulfilling being of help. Regards. |
Re: Motorising Big Dishes (1.8meters And Above) by pboy2buzy(m): 8:30am On Aug 14, 2013 |
olenyi: Yea d west manauvre.....d jack now comes down lyk maaaad.... |
Re: Motorising Big Dishes (1.8meters And Above) by pboy2buzy(m): 8:34am On Aug 14, 2013 |
Since d jack debacle is behind me now....I want2 venture into tracking c-band sat....dunno if u can give me a reference sat nd freq to Track one or a couple...PLEASE |
Re: Motorising Big Dishes (1.8meters And Above) by olenyi: 8:42am On Aug 14, 2013 |
pboy2buzy: Dats the good thing with ''experience''. U would have come across a whole lot of different scenario's which gives one an edge. Will attend to your C band query later. Regards. |
Re: Motorising Big Dishes (1.8meters And Above) by pboy2buzy(m): 8:57am On Aug 14, 2013 |
olenyi: "Experience"....exactly,cuz now I bliv I can tackle some more complex case..cuz I got2 undastand some stuffs(practically) during my work (thanks to u)....I will immensely appreciate if u help me wit d c-band stuff at ur spare time so I can start working immediately......tanx(alot) |
Re: Motorising Big Dishes (1.8meters And Above) by trek4000: 11:28am On Aug 14, 2013 |
Whats the best method to use when trying to capture satellites using the C-band? this i ask because i have a 2.4m Mesh dish which i want to set up and when i think of the work that is involved i develop cold feet,more to that i will be motorizing it.Any advise will be appreciated like which are the three pillar satellite if i should call them that for setting the furthermost west,east and overhead satellites. I'm in Zambia southern Africa so that should be in mind when advising me.Thanks in advance to all javascript:void(0); |
Re: Motorising Big Dishes (1.8meters And Above) by Omoakin5(m): 3:12pm On Aug 14, 2013 |
Oga olenly pls answer me o am waiting all d equitment are ready nd am just wait 4 ur order.pls help |
Re: Motorising Big Dishes (1.8meters And Above) by olenyi: 5:14pm On Aug 14, 2013 |
Omoakin5: Oga olenly pls answer me o am waiting all d equitment are ready nd am just wait 4 ur order.pls help Kindly give me till days end and i'll get back to u. Regards. |
Re: Motorising Big Dishes (1.8meters And Above) by Omoakin5(m): 9:00pm On Aug 14, 2013 |
olenyi:tank my oga i wil be waiting |
Re: Motorising Big Dishes (1.8meters And Above) by Bowofola213: 4:12pm On Aug 15, 2013 |
Plz hw much is d jack use in rotating d big dish |
Re: Motorising Big Dishes (1.8meters And Above) by pboy2buzy(m): 6:10pm On Aug 15, 2013 |
Bowofola213: Plz hw much is d jack use in rotating d big dish I bought mine 4 my 2.4mesh dish 3,000...in benin city |
Re: Motorising Big Dishes (1.8meters And Above) by Bowofola213: 6:35pm On Aug 15, 2013 |
pboy2buzy:is it d jack alone or with d engine and d remote control |
Re: Motorising Big Dishes (1.8meters And Above) by pboy2buzy(m): 1:42pm On Aug 20, 2013 |
oga olenyi never came back 4 d c-band tutorial...stil waitin2 hear frm u..... |
Re: Motorising Big Dishes (1.8meters And Above) by olenyi: 3:39pm On Aug 20, 2013 |
pboy2buzy: oga olenyi never came back 4 d c-band tutorial...stil waitin2 hear frm u..... Sorry. Drop ur question here and i'll tackle it. https://www.nairaland.com/1401764/all-c-band-lnb-installation Regards. |
Re: Motorising Big Dishes (1.8meters And Above) by amingimba(m): 9:23am On Aug 21, 2013 |
Pls is possible 2 use dual ku band 2 track nailsat on 1.8 dish in other to 2 use reciver nd which type of lnb brand name is gud 4 this. |
Re: Motorising Big Dishes (1.8meters And Above) by olenyi: 10:17am On Aug 21, 2013 |
amingimba: Pls is possible 2 use dual ku band 2 track nailsat on 1.8 dish in other to 2 use reciver nd which type of lnb brand name is gud 4 this. Location? |
Re: Motorising Big Dishes (1.8meters And Above) by amingimba(m): 3:02pm On Aug 21, 2013 |
Lokoja |
Re: Motorising Big Dishes (1.8meters And Above) by olenyi: 5:35pm On Aug 21, 2013 |
amingimba: Lokoja U should go for at least 3m dish for a stable signal reception. 1.8 is too small. Regards. |
Re: Motorising Big Dishes (1.8meters And Above) by staddos: 6:50am On Aug 29, 2013 |
Hi Olenyi and other gurus in the house, which satellite is best to use for ones settings during installation of amotorised system? Is it Rascom-QAFR @ 2.9 degrees on C band or Astra 4A/SES-5 @ 4 degrees on ku band? Does it really matter if you use C band or Ku band since there is only one Clarke's belt on which we have all satellites. In your experience which do you recommend? Guys your views would be greatly appreciated. |
Re: Motorising Big Dishes (1.8meters And Above) by Ameboperoo(m): 9:52pm On Aug 29, 2013 |
olenyi:You can actually get it with 1.8m in Kogi but you must use powerful lnb like fuji. I've done some motorised setups b4 in Lokoja and a fixed 1 in Kabba with a cut supermax lnb though I didn't get all the channels. It is better to use a 2.4m pan or 2.6m fibre for a rest of mind. |
Re: Motorising Big Dishes (1.8meters And Above) by RapidBTSNG: 10:33am On Aug 30, 2013 |
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Re: Motorising Big Dishes (1.8meters And Above) by olenyi: 1:55pm On Aug 30, 2013 |
staddos: Hi Olenyi and other gurus in the house, which satellite is best to use for ones settings during installation of amotorised system? Is it Rascom-QAFR @ 2.9 degrees on C band or Astra 4A/SES-5 @ 4 degrees on ku band? Does it really matter if you use C band or Ku band since there is only one Clarke's belt on which we have all satellites. In your experience which do you recommend? Guys your views would be greatly appreciated. What's the size of ur dish? If its a 1.8 and u intend using ku, u could use intelsat 20ku and nss7 as ur reference points. For a bigger dish say 2.4m, use intelsat 906 3642 V 8545 for ur east and cnn 3983 V 25000 for ur west and intelsat 10-02 4025 V 7324 for ur middle point as ur reference points. Regards. |
Re: Motorising Big Dishes (1.8meters And Above) by staddos: 11:15pm On Aug 30, 2013 |
olenyi: Oga Olenyi thanks for your response but am confused.Are you saying that if the dish is to be used for both Ku and C band one would have to do the alignment for both C and Ku band. I read in the library material about motorising a dish that one should use SES 5/ASTRA 4 to align the dish.What I wanted to know can one use either a C band or Ku band satellite to do the alignment and peaking the signal and you would be good to go or you have to do the alignment for both C and Ku band if you intend to use your dish for both C and Ku band. |
Re: Motorising Big Dishes (1.8meters And Above) by olenyi: 9:26am On Aug 31, 2013 |
staddos: you could use either one of them. Same thing. But i dont understand ur obsession with astra 4. Its at 4'e. So how do u intend using only one sat to align. Why i specified the sat's for 1.8 and 2.4 is for ease of tracking. And being that the c-band is usually situated at the center of the scalar ring, it could be prefered for better tracking and alignment (though it could be harder to track with for one not proficient enough). And also, while cutting the scalar, assuming u're going to attach the ku to ur c-band scalar ring, u may not have done a good job of it which will invariably make it harder for u to track effectively. But with a prime focus placed c-band or ku, the tracking and alighnment becomes much easier. Go ahead and use ku or c-band for ur alignment. U could always do the adjustment. Regards. |
Re: Motorising Big Dishes (1.8meters And Above) by Ameboperoo(m): 8:20pm On Sep 01, 2013 |
He needs a satellite on top of the arc for a perfect alignment. Astra4a is a good sat to use cos of the high signal strength. |
Re: Motorising Big Dishes (1.8meters And Above) by Smilelo(m): 3:19pm On Sep 05, 2013 |
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Re: Motorising Big Dishes (1.8meters And Above) by Bowofola213: 8:34pm On Sep 07, 2013 |
Plz hw much is positioner use in big dish |
Re: Motorising Big Dishes (1.8meters And Above) by Bowofola213: 8:35pm On Sep 07, 2013 |
Plz hw much is positioner use in big dish? |
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