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Thread: Professional motorised dish installer in West London Required to replace dish motor & LNB

  1. 18-03-20, 14:18 #1
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    Question Professional motorised dish installer in West London Required to replace dish motor & LNB

    After great service for many years, my 8" actuator/motor has finally died and needs replacing.

    luckily I have a new Superjack 12-inch actuator, I need a good experienced installer to fit it to my wall polar mounted Channel Master 1.2M dish, I might also take the chance to replace my old & trusted Sharp 0.3db LNB with a new Inverto Black Ultra LNB that I also have , can anyone recommend a professional motorised dish installer in West London area and roughly how much I expected to pay for the installation.
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    https://www.sat-uk.co.uk/
    Uxbridge 01895 444088
    I've been using them for 10 years' plus
    Gigablue UHD UE4K (Openvix)
    80 cm 2 Universal LNBs (Hot Bird, Astra 19°) to DiSEqC then to Gigablue
    60 cm Sky Dish Quad LNB one cable direct to Sky HD+box, 2nd cable to DiSEqC then to Gigablue
    65 cm Dish (16°) to DiSEqC then to Gigblue
    Zgemma H7S (Openvix) Now used as a backup box
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    Thanks mate

    Are they professional on motorised dish & arc setup & stuff?
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    Nuno and Paul at sat-uk know their stuff, I can't 100% tell you about motorised dishes but they done my setup and the flat upstairs.
    Gigablue UHD UE4K (Openvix)
    80 cm 2 Universal LNBs (Hot Bird, Astra 19°) to DiSEqC then to Gigablue
    60 cm Sky Dish Quad LNB one cable direct to Sky HD+box, 2nd cable to DiSEqC then to Gigablue
    65 cm Dish (16°) to DiSEqC then to Gigblue
    Zgemma H7S (Openvix) Now used as a backup box
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