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Discreet Satellite Dish pointed to 13E

Delirio · 2011-06-13 19:48:43

Hiya, I made a decision to buy a satellite dish to be pointed to 13E to receive Sky Italy. This because I will be getting subscription in Italy but bringing the digibox in Dublin. I live in D2 apartment and I am not allowed to install a dish on the balcony, there is a shared Sky dish on the roof. I've been browsing the web…

13-06-2011 7:48pm

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Delirio

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Hiya,

I made a decision to buy a satellite dish to be pointed to 13E to receive Sky Italy. This because I will be getting subscription in Italy but bringing the digibox in Dublin. I live in D2 apartment and I am not allowed to install a dish on the balcony, there is a shared Sky dish on the roof.

I've been browsing the web to find a discreet dish shape that may pass "unnoticed" and found this http://www.satellitetv.ie/shop/index.php?controller=product&path=20&product_id=265. Anyone did try it ?

Kind of interesting they are stating "Only 47.5cm in size, but delivers the performance of a 70cm dish". I am no expert, so any advise is really appreciated.

cheers
andy

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#2 13-06-2011 7:54pm

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Delirio wrote: »

Kind of interesting they are stating "Only 47.5cm in size, but delivers the performance of a 70cm dish".

Clever marketing/lies. You'll be lucky if it behaves likes a 47cm dish.

Try this thread:
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=72605323

Also google for 'Cubsat 70'.

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#3 13-06-2011 8:07pm

Delirio

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Apogee wrote: »

Clever marketing/lies. You'll be lucky if it behaves likes a 47cm dish.

Try this thread:
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=72605323

Also google for 'Cubsat 70'.

Thanks Apogee.
I tried to google Cubsat 70 but could not get any proper info, is this supposed to be a dish ?

cheers

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#4 13-06-2011 8:13pm

Delirio

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Delirio wrote: »

Thanks Apogee.
I tried to google Cubsat 70 but could not get any proper info, is this supposed to be a dish ?

cheers

Ignore my post, I found them. Have you being using these yourself ?

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#5 13-06-2011 9:23pm

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You can sometimes get away with putting a satellite dish on the balcony if is' facing reasonably south-ish - but put it upside down - that way it lies nearly horizontal and cannot usually be seen from below. Takes up some space on your balcony though.

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#6 13-06-2011 10:05pm

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dowtchaboy wrote: »

You can sometimes get away with putting a satellite dish on the balcony if is' facing reasonably south-ish - but put it upside down - that way it lies nearly horizontal and cannot usually be seen from below. Takes up some space on your balcony though.

It's pretty easy to set one up on a balcony and it won't be noticed.Here's an ingenious install.

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