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Zebedee · Moderator

I'm feeling quite smug just now having stuffed it up a self-seeking Oyster system last night! Very Happy

Just as I was about to "Crank up" I noticed an Oyster dish erecting itself (as it were Embarassed

) on an enormous and very expensive American RV.

Rising to the challenge I was quite chuffed to have got a lock, and fine-tuned, while the Oyster was still nodding at intervals and rotating back and forth.

I wouldn't want to bad-mouth an Oyster system as I know nothing about them, but on the basis of this recent victory (nay, thrashing!) by a lowly Maxview Crankup, I would have to wonder if it's worth spending all that extra money?

Just for interest. Very Happy

some-where-in-oxford

Would the Maxview Crankup drop through the same hole as a Status ST530?

Or is the hole different size, would the offsets be similar from the inside wall of wardrobe?

teemyob

Hello Zeb,

We were on the Cote D'Azur week before last , a German van was trying to seek a signal with a huge oyster dish. Took me about 20 seconds with our

Zebedee · Moderator

hilldweller

teemyob

some-where-in-oxford

I think the pole comes through near the wardrobe door. But there is a lip on top of the Voyager roof so it might not fit.

This is the next project when get the van back, I think the crank up will have the same problem, both on top and inside the wardrobe.

Could alway mount in further inboard.

Thanks for the replies.

Zebedee · Moderator

Chigman