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<blockquote data-quote="Tururu" data-source="post: 871844" data-attributes="member: 227656"><p>Unfortunately I am in possession of a Gibertini 130 ( discontinued ) probably because of the poor quality of the product, but as a reference, is identical to the OP125 which continues to sell today.</p><p>Personally I say the same, minimum 60mm , 50mm I see small, but could be worth if you do not have strong wind in the area or is protected from the winds, in any case, get rid of those clamps morning I shot some photos which have so you can get an idea .</p><p></p><p>The back support weight 8KG , other 8Kgs plate ( despite what ) is made of sheet steel.</p><p>I do not recall the extent of the support, the change of site and I had to put one more long, of course, is fatter .</p><p>In some people it is easier to buy 50/60mm steel pipe for heating / water , the length you need.</p><p>You should raise/put one meter more support or give the house roof antenna or LNB bracket .</p><p>If you can not put a fatter support, a trick is to put 2 masts parallel with flanges attached to the mast, every meter or so to have stiff or drill and nut tornilla joining the 2 masts.</p><p><img src="http://www.ftemaximal.com/imagesProductos/BRL.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></p><p></p><p><strong>The issue of ground to be made of wood , it would have very serious consideration.</strong></p><p><strong>Sorry for the translation.</strong></p><p>-------------------------------------</p><p>Por desgracia soy poseedor de una Gibertini 130 (descatalogada) seguramente por la mala calidad del producto, pero como referencia, es identica a la OP125 que se continua vendiendo hoy en dia.</p><p></p><p>Personalmente te digo lo mismo, minimo 60mm, 50mm lo veo pequeño, pero podria valer si no tienes fuertes viento en la zona o esta protegida de los vientos, en todo caso, olvidate de esas sujecciones, mañana le tiro unas fotos a la que tengo para que puedas hacerte una idea.</p><p>El soporte trasero pesa 8KG, el plato otros 8Kgs (lo pese) es de chapa de acero.</p><p>No recuerdo la medida del soporte, la cambie de sitio y tuve que poner uno mas largo y claro, es mas gordo.</p><p>En algunos pueblos es mas facil comprar tuberia de acero de 50/60mm para calefaccion/agua, de la longitud que necesites.</p><p>Tendrias que levantar/poner 1 metro mas de soporte o dara en el tejado de la casa la antena o el soporte del LNB.</p><p>Si no puedes poner un soporte mas gordo, un truco es poner 2 mastiles en paralelo unidos con bridas para mástil, cada metros o menos para tener rigidez, o taladro con tornilla y tuerca uniendo los 2 mastiles.</p><p><strong>El tema de la toma de tierra al ser de madera, lo tendria muy muy en cuenta.</strong></p><p><strong>Perdon por la traduccion</strong>.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tururu, post: 871844, member: 227656"] Unfortunately I am in possession of a Gibertini 130 ( discontinued ) probably because of the poor quality of the product, but as a reference, is identical to the OP125 which continues to sell today. Personally I say the same, minimum 60mm , 50mm I see small, but could be worth if you do not have strong wind in the area or is protected from the winds, in any case, get rid of those clamps morning I shot some photos which have so you can get an idea . The back support weight 8KG , other 8Kgs plate ( despite what ) is made of sheet steel. I do not recall the extent of the support, the change of site and I had to put one more long, of course, is fatter . In some people it is easier to buy 50/60mm steel pipe for heating / water , the length you need. You should raise/put one meter more support or give the house roof antenna or LNB bracket . If you can not put a fatter support, a trick is to put 2 masts parallel with flanges attached to the mast, every meter or so to have stiff or drill and nut tornilla joining the 2 masts. [IMG]http://www.ftemaximal.com/imagesProductos/BRL.jpg[/IMG] [B]The issue of ground to be made of wood , it would have very serious consideration. Sorry for the translation.[/B] ------------------------------------- Por desgracia soy poseedor de una Gibertini 130 (descatalogada) seguramente por la mala calidad del producto, pero como referencia, es identica a la OP125 que se continua vendiendo hoy en dia. Personalmente te digo lo mismo, minimo 60mm, 50mm lo veo pequeño, pero podria valer si no tienes fuertes viento en la zona o esta protegida de los vientos, en todo caso, olvidate de esas sujecciones, mañana le tiro unas fotos a la que tengo para que puedas hacerte una idea. El soporte trasero pesa 8KG, el plato otros 8Kgs (lo pese) es de chapa de acero. No recuerdo la medida del soporte, la cambie de sitio y tuve que poner uno mas largo y claro, es mas gordo. En algunos pueblos es mas facil comprar tuberia de acero de 50/60mm para calefaccion/agua, de la longitud que necesites. Tendrias que levantar/poner 1 metro mas de soporte o dara en el tejado de la casa la antena o el soporte del LNB. Si no puedes poner un soporte mas gordo, un truco es poner 2 mastiles en paralelo unidos con bridas para mástil, cada metros o menos para tener rigidez, o taladro con tornilla y tuerca uniendo los 2 mastiles. [B]El tema de la toma de tierra al ser de madera, lo tendria muy muy en cuenta. Perdon por la traduccion[/B]. [/QUOTE]
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