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    Best motorised dishes

    Iam thinking about moving to a motorised set-up. It's all new to me and i'm seeking advice and tips on what to get and what to look out for (Ive got a Vu+Duo).

    Mesh dishes seem pretty sensible to me on account of the fact they are lighter. Are there setbacks with these dishes and would it be getter to get a solid dish.

    Ive been told a 1m dish is pretty good for the Uk. Is that a reasonable size to get?

    Im able to concrete a pole into the ground but ive been told it's better to get a free-stading pole as it's easier to set this to vertical. Any advice here?

    All advice and tips appreciated.

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    Why do you want it freestanding. Most people in the UK seem to want to bolt them to a wall. For a dish that size you dont need a concrete base. A couple of 50kg kerb stones sunk in the ground with a groundstand bolted on is plenty strong enough.
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