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<blockquote data-quote="sonnetpete" data-source="post: 1114258" data-attributes="member: 310216">This is a personal opinion so: The satellite hobby is not an 'easy' one. It's difficult to say which is the best dish etc. Generally you begin with a basic dish, find out it's foibles and then change it up for a better engineered one or much more likely, a larger one. Sadly there's no 'magic bullet' to recommend, many of us have dishes which which we've tried and are then consigned to the backup pile (in my case the old boiler room attached to the house or 'room of requirement').When ordering from Europe to the UK I'm afraid you will now suffer from higher prices due to increased delivery charges and import duties. Straying a little off topic, it cuts both ways as the two suppliers of anthracite I wanted to use based in the UK who previously delivered to France no longer do so as it's no longer viable. Those 'must have' UK food stuffs suffer the same fate sadly.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sonnetpete, post: 1114258, member: 310216"] This is a personal opinion so: The satellite hobby is not an 'easy' one. It's difficult to say which is the best dish etc. Generally you begin with a basic dish, find out it's foibles and then change it up for a better engineered one or much more likely, a larger one. Sadly there's no 'magic bullet' to recommend, many of us have dishes which which we've tried and are then consigned to the backup pile (in my case the old boiler room attached to the house or 'room of requirement'). When ordering from Europe to the UK I'm afraid you will now suffer from higher prices due to increased delivery charges and import duties. Straying a little off topic, it cuts both ways as the two suppliers of anthracite I wanted to use based in the UK who previously delivered to France no longer do so as it's no longer viable. Those 'must have' UK food stuffs suffer the same fate sadly. [/QUOTE]

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