Where do you guys go to get motorised ?

[Blizzarduk]

I have looked about for satellite installers in the Dorset area but often I only see Sky, or Digital TV or others. Does anyone know of anyone in this area, who is reputable (not just someone who does it on the side) who fits motorised gear ? I don't mind buying it myself first rather than them having to stock it.

Also I heard about some feeds on 2W, such as TNA Wrestling in HD, could I go horizon to horizon with a 85cm dish and pick up a lot ? I can only get 90cm and below due to size issues.

Finally, which decent modern boxes can do 4:2:2 ? As I hear most of the wrestling feeds are in this format.

[dick b]

decent motorised installers are thin on the ground.your better off installing your self as these systems do need the odd bit of maintenance.and this site will give all the help you need to do it. the satellite 2West does not exist as far as I know.
I dont do feeds but check out the sticky thread "satellite feeds"
I use an 85cm dish near the humber and get all the main sats from 30West to 42E on it.

[pudzy]

, get a dish and motor and get the finger out ,only other thing you need is metor.. its easy, start a thread and learn its the best way to go .... forget the installers, we in here to learn...

[digicon]

I have looked about for satellite installers in the Dorset area but often I only see Sky, or Digital TV or others. Does anyone know of anyone in this area, who is reputable (not just someone who does it on the side) who fits motorised gear ? I don't mind buying it myself first rather than them having to stock it.

Also I heard about some feeds on 2W, such as TNA Wrestling in HD, could I go horizon to horizon with a 85cm dish and pick up a lot ? I can only get 90cm and below due to size issues.

Finally, which decent modern boxes can do 4:2:2 ? As I hear most of the wrestling feeds are in this format.

If your looking at Feeds then you will need a 1m Dish minimum as for 4:2:2 then if your after a receiver for 4:2:2 then your only option is an AZbox and all these are now clones from the PRC. Your other option for 4:2:2 would be a linux receiver and then stream from that to a laptop/PC and use VLC.


Regards