Dark Motor

[rasanansa]

Re: Dark Motor

I use both Clarke Tech DiSEqC Motor HH 390 and STAB HH 120.

Clarke Tech DiSEqC Motor HH 390 - velocity of rotation: 1,9 °/sec (at 13V); 2,5 °/sec (at 18V)
STAB HH 100(cm) - velocity of rotation: 1,8°/sec (at 18V) 1,2°/sec (at 13V) – maximum dish weight 12 Kg
STAB HH 120(cm) - velocity of rotation: 1,1°/s (at 18V) 0,8°/s (at 13V) – maximum dish weight 17 Kg

I must say the STAB HH 120 is the best, most resistant and more expensive....about €75.
Be careful about the dish weight.
Get an aluminium dish

[digicon]

Re: Dark Motor

I've used a Technomate 2100 for the last few years without any complaints. The 2300 is out now also that has a new metal reinforced gearing system, or the 2600 is also available that is faster and stronger still.

I have to agree here i use the TM2300 for any size up to 90 and for 1m and above go for the TM2600 with all metal gearing a solid performer.

Another installer mate of mine also swears by either the TM's or the dark motor the choice is yours, IMHO if your going over 1m make sure you get metal gears

[galingo]

Re: Dark Motor

but I think you are referring to a 140 cm aluminum disc, because a disc of iron it weighs much more.

[tibsom]

Re: Dark Motor

Hi,

I'm looking to replace my old motorised system and was wondering if anyone can recommend the Dark Motor?

I think you should have a look on technomate, they have excellent range of motors and with very good prices

[nicopelle]

Re: Dark Motor

Hi,

I'm looking to replace my old motorised system and was wondering if anyone can recommend the Dark Motor?

Hi bonus101, just my 2cent.

I've got a Stab HH120(the manufacturer is only 30kms from my home), a Clark-Tech 110cm alluminium and i can coverage from 75°E to 55°W(more or less) without any problems(i live in italy)

Regards,
Nicola.