Recent content by sonnetpete

When I had my multisat setup I found that the Triax lnb 'bar' was the worst. It's impossible to flex and has very little adjustability. You'd be better off with an OEM product.

Have to say that I'm not keen on a third team with some restrictions.... I have enough problems trying to think through two teams..

After some prevarication... I'm in again with two new teams : Beaujolais Ancien and Lewis Loses...

Yes, luckily we'd just had it cleaned prior to taking the photo. If not it does make practicing the butterfly stroke rather hit or miss....(alternate spellings are available).

Not really... though in reality it's our neighbours and we share use.

Ah.... But is it 10 metres long?

In August last year we moved to an area close to Flers (ORNE). It turns out to be one of the wettest and windiest spots in Normandy. On the plus side, we have a heated indoor swimming pool... and no, it isn't the septic tank.

I'm not sure where the feeds from the dishes went, as the building opposite was pretty well derelict. The larger dish on the right was a feed for a 5* hotel.

Nice selection opposite our 7th floor Air B&b in Istanbul. Not sure about 'health and safety' for the installers...

We're currently on holiday in Turkey and in a small coastal town called Foça, facing the Greek Islands. It's warm, sunny with sparkly blue waters. No sign of any barbecues but plenty of grilled fish.... and lots of rusty dishes on rooftops.

I think the problem manifested itself with cordless phones connected to your land-line.

Wasn't there something similar to this a while ago caused by DECT cordless phone interference?

Working fine here via Chrome on an android mobile and Bouygues 4G modem.

When tinkering and changing dishes on my motorised system (dishes from 60cm to 1.2m), I've always tightened the clamps to the motor stub as tightly as possible but haven't done the same with the motor clamps. I worked on the theory that if the assembly moves slightly, I could correct the loss of...

Seems as though you have the 'Hump'...