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Topic: Omnisat Semitronic Satellite
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05/10/2009 at 9:50pm
Location: west country Outfit: None Entered
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As an oldie myself I think I have the experience to level my habitation unit and therefore my dish should not have a problem.
Seems to be a bit of a youngsters solution to throw technology and money at a relatively simple problem. Get a digital aerial about £20 and a freeview box about £12. We don't have any problems with this unless we go to "abroad"
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05/10/2009 at 10:00pm
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Hi PeteLuc.
The system you describe, is probably no more difficult to set up than your tripod based dish, for complete hassle free satellite finding the only answer is a gps based system, you just park up your motorhome, and press the satellite button, and the dish auto finds the satellite via gps, nice kit but nice price at around 3K a pop.
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06/10/2009 at 3:01pm
Location: Derby Outfit: Pilote G780FGJ
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best ot go for a fully automatic as mentioned above, I have a second hand, fully working Alden SSC-85 for sale. for £ 725 ono if interest. Press a button and thats it just wait for the double beep to indicate that you are locked on, and then sit back and watch either via the Sky box or the Zehnder unit (this allows for many free to air chanels)
(Upgraded to the latest system that allows for mobile broadband - hence reason for sale)
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17/10/2009 at 9:45am
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Hi PeteLuc.
If not for cost alone, a Tripod IMHO is the best solution, especialy usefull if the pitch has loads of shade cover from trees etc, which we found to be the case in France this year, having a Tripod allows you to place the Dish were there is a clear line of site to the Bird, which can not always be said for the pitch.
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