Bargain Second-Hand Big Dishes For Sale

Hi mate, i live in Melb Aus, do you have any Satelite dishes for sale?


Your best option would be to look at Gumtree for your area. A quick search brought up these, some local to you.
Keep checking regularly they get listed quite often.



 
1.8m dish for sale on Facebook in Alcester, Warwickshire. He’s asking for £100 -

 
1.8m dish for sale on Facebook in Alcester, Warwickshire. He’s asking for £100 -



That is a Precision dish on an original Precision polar mount, worth way more than £100.
It looks like it has the original Ku-Band Precision feed and feed support arms.

It will clean up OK and if the dish is in good shape it will be a very nice setup for a DX Man.
For anyone wishing to get themselves a top class 1.8m motorised setup this is an absolute bargain.
 
The PM alone is worth more than £100... It's a sturdy beast. And actually not that far from me.....
It's not far from me but I don't have anywhere to store or locate it
 
If it was bigger I might be tempted
 
i wonder if cband interference would be as bad on a precision for me, versus the CM - probably will
 
I won't lie . I am tempted. Would rather go bigger tho. R u planning on selling the 2.4 or is it just a trophy ?
 
i wonder if cband interference would be as bad on a precision for me, versus the CM - probably will


The Precision 1.8m dish has an F/D of 0.42 which is less than that of a CM 1.8m so the 5G interference might be reduced?

When I was at the Elite Antennas factory picking up some junk I bought at their auction I noticed a few very deep reflectors stacked in a pile on a pallet.
I think they may have been a specific design where the extra depth was being used to advantage for some type of signal optimisation and/or interference rejection?
 
The Precision 1.8m dish has an F/D of 0.42 which is less than that of a CM 1.8m so the 5G interference might be reduced?

When I was at the Elite Antennas factory picking up some junk I bought at their auction I noticed a few very deep reflectors stacked in a pile on a pallet.
I think they may have been a specific design where the extra depth was being used to advantage for some type of signal optimisation and/or interference rejection?
One of the selling points of my old Winegard 3m was its interference rejection due to its depth (f/d 0.25). 5G wasn't an issue in 1989 though but radar altimeters were and still can be.
 
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