Posted on 30/08/2017 13:26
I'm thinking of buying this, Satellite Dish I like the fact its a bit smaller than the metal type and self contained. I've also seen it a lot cheaper than in this link 
Anyone use one or have experience of it?
Posted on 30/08/2017 15:34 byDepends if you want to use it abroad. If so then the bigger the better as the UK satellite foot print is difficult to access the further you are away. 40cm is one of the smallest I have seen.
Posted on 30/08/2017 16:33
Very unlikely to, although the manufacture claims it will work in a large part of Europe ? They also claim it has the same reception ability as a 55 cm dish. I would just like to hear from someone who has one before I buy. I have found it available on Amazon for about £85 delivered from Germany.
Thank for the advice though.
Posted on 30/08/2017 19:30
Good thinking EJB, you certainly won't get UK channels over a large part of Europe even if it performs as claimed which I doubt. Manufacturers have a habit of claimiing performance is better than the actual size, perhaps they do but it is nothing to do with the size of the dish and more to do with receiver (LNB) performance.
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Posted on 31/08/2017 07:39
I've had a Multimo for years but it is now sitting in the loft,unused. I used it on our previous two boats in the UK and, once set up, gave a good reliable signal. The only nuisance with it was that it wasn't easy to align and involved a compass and the use of the Dishpointer App. Plus, I found it didn't lend itself to caravanning because of difficulties of where / how to site it.
Instead, I went for the Avtex flat dish on a tripod with Easyfind technology which works extremely well with our Avtex TV and is very easy to align. Another expensive option, but it has proved much simpler to use.
I don't know how you can contact me via this forum, but am more than happy to sell the Multimo if you're still set on going down that path.
Posted on 31/08/2017 07:39 by richardandrosI've had a Multimo for years but it is now sitting in the loft,unused. I used it on our previous two boats in the UK and, once set up, gave a good reliable signal. The only nuisance with it was that it wasn't easy to align and involved a compass and the use of the Dishpointer App. Plus, I found it didn't lend itself to caravanning because of difficulties of where / how to site it.
Instead, I went for the Avtex flat dish on a tripod with Easyfind technology which works extremely well with our Avtex TV and is very easy to align. Another expensive option, but it has proved much simpler to use.
I don't know how you can contact me via this forum, but am more than happy to sell the Multimo if you're still set on going down that path.
Posted on 31/08/2017 09:01
Would love to discuss this more seeing as you have used one
Probably against the rules, but you can email me bluestag@btinternet.com
Ian.
Posted on 30/08/2017 20:36 by Simon100If you use Google to search for Multimo reviews you will see that it gets 4 out of 5 stars on Amazon and there are various other forum that have discussions on the dish.
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