[NLRS] 75 cm dishes wanted and give away.

Jsames Hermanek jherm4216 at gmail.com
Thu Feb 15 12:31:03 EST 2024


Hi all...Per Gary's note the dish I'm using is similar, but slightly
different...   and, was resurrected from the junk pile at W0AUS's...  It's
aluminum and 81 x 86 cm (approx) & still in use.  Even with the smaller
beam width, still reasonably easy to point. I'm using the W1GHZ dual freq
feed horn.

Having a lot of uW fun in the desert down here....  monthly activity days
(10 & some 24).....highlight is working Mt. Laguna in California from
Apache Junction, AZ at 283 miles.   (I have come to better appreciate the
flatlands of MN & WI as down here there is always a mountain in the way??)

See you in the spring....73s   Jim  K0KFC

On Wed, Feb 14, 2024 at 12:53 PM Gary <wb0ljc at comcast.net> wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
>
> I have two STEEL 75 cm oblong dishes that I can't use. Too heavy for
> roving. They have most of the hardware and the feed arm. However, there are
> no feeds. Free for pick up.
>
> I am looking for a 75 cm aluminum dish. This is the dish that Jon, KØFQA,
> sold many years ago. Many of us bought them from Jon. The dishes were made
> of thin aluminum so I don't know how many survived. Jim, KFC uses one on
> his dual band setup. There are many to be found on the internet from China.
> They are dirt cheap. Unfortunately, I don't need a thousand or more of
> them. The dish I had was left by the road side a number of years ago at the
> Kiester site. Very windy that morning. I was in a hurry to leave and forgot
> I had moved it to the right side of my car out of the wind and didn't put
> it back in the trunk when I left. I only realized it was gone a few sites
> later when I didn't see it in the trunk while setting up. I'm sure there
> was an aluminum UFO flying around the area that weekend. If I hadn't been
> roving alone another rover may have noticed.
>
> Here are a couple of images from the internet to jog everyone's memory.
>
> These look just like the dish I was using.
>
> If anyone has one that has survived and is willing to part with it please
> let me know.
>
> 73, Gary WBØLJC
>
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