Satellite Connection

tonybrightspark

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Been scratching my head on how to use a portable sat dish on MH, but had difficulty getting cable from outside to receiver, when I discovered one of these flat gizmos...

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Anyone used one?

tonybrightspark
 
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One of these came with my portable sat dish, not included in the instructions, wondered what it was for:Doh:

Now all I need to do is work out how to get a signal (been trying off and on for some time) should know better cannot work a DVD player properly:RollEyes:

Colin
 
Hi Colin... I have been using a multimo dish (from Roadpro) on and off for years and am only just mastering the sat finding game (thanks to Rex.)

It is a bit like fishing... the joy when you actually lock onto the (correct) satellite is well worth the effort!!!

JJ :Smile:

Thanks for the info re through window connector Tony... was getting one from Roadpro but Maplins appears to slaughter them on price!!! If I get one before you I will post a review!
 
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Our Aldi kit included one of those flat cable sections and it works fine. The idea was that a short length of the main cable should be cut off and have appropriate connectors attached for use between the flat section and the decoder box. I found that tthat piece of cable was too stiff though so bought a more flexible cable from Maplins.

Graham
 
So that's what that is for :RollEyes: Thought I had sat on it :Rofl1:

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Hi Colin... I have been using a multimo dish (from Roadpro) on and off for years and am only just mastering the sat finding game (thanks to Rex.)

It is a bit like fishing... the joy when you actually lock onto the (correct) satellite is well worth the effort!!!

JJ :Smile:

Nah given up lack of patience plus my beer was going flat whilst trying to set up:Sad: so now leave it at home and fill the space with extra booze:BigGrin: now I sit with pint and watch the world go by :Rofl1: May have another go in the future:thumb:
Colin
 
Problem???

Hi Colin... I have been using a multimo dish (from Roadpro) on and off for years and am only just mastering the sat finding game (thanks to Rex.)

It is a bit like fishing... the joy when you actually lock onto the (correct) satellite is well worth the effort!!!

JJ :Smile:

Nah given up lack of patience plus my beer was going flat whilst trying to set up:Sad: so now leave it at home and fill the space with extra booze:BigGrin: now I sit with pint and watch the world go by :Rofl1: May have another go in the future:thumb:
Colin

Don't see what the problem is!! I have had my Multimo dish from Roadpro for 4 yrs and have no problem setting it up not even in Spain, Italy and Slovinia Its a doddle!!!
I did try the flat cable but it broke so I drilled a pilot hole through the housing for the elect hook up cable (Top left side) and enlarged it so that the cable poked out and screwed on a connector. The flap protects this from the rain and when disconnected for travelling its inside the housing. I would send you a photo but the van is in for servicing today.

:thumb:
 
Don't see what the problem is!! I have had my Multimo dish from Roadpro for 4 yrs and have no problem setting it up not even in Spain, Italy and Slovinia Its a doddle!!!
I did try the flat cable but it broke so I drilled a pilot hole through the housing for the elect hook up cable (Top left side) and enlarged it so that the cable poked out and screwed on a connector. The flap protects this from the rain and when disconnected for travelling its inside the housing. I would send you a photo but the van is in for servicing today.

:thumb:

You are obviously better at this than me Geoff, although I must say that I did find the various satellites more easily before I left my Mulitmo on the dash of my Hymer and then later on pulled down the cab bed... I thought the mechanism was a little stiff!!! Next morning I had a "reshaped" sat dish!!!! I think I have got it back in shape now... :Doh:

JJ
 

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