110cm Satellite dish carried on a fiamma bike rack...safe? (1 Viewer)

N&K

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Hi

We are soon leaving on a eurotrip

I have been wondering about vertically strapping the 110cm dish to the vertical bars on the back of the motorhome (fiamma bike rack), do you think this is safe or will the tail wind create too much force on the bike rack?

would love some input/advice, I found this thread, sounds like others have done it...Link Removed

I guess its no different to putting a cover over the bikes on the rack while in transit, same wind drag.

I have load straps to strap it on, then a few bikes on infront of it.

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thanks

N&K
 
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Geo

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Apart from loosing the signal every time you change lanes
I cant realy see a problem, I suspect with the aero dynamics of a house brick
Motor homes may well have a vacume at the rear not a vortex:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:
go for it:thumb:
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N&K

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Apart from loosing the signal every time you change lanes
I cant realy see a problemGeo

The wife wont be pleased if I change lanes half way through Eastenders :roflmto:

Thanks Geo

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Braunston

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Hi,

I wouldn't have thought it would cause any problems, albeit you won't get a very good signal in that position:ROFLMAO:

Seriously why are you carrying such a large dish, are you heading for southern Spain only if you aren't then you could get away with a much smaller one.



Hi

We are soon leaving on a eurotrip

I have been wondering about vertically strapping the 110cm dish to the vertical bars on the back of the motorhome (fiamma bike rack), do you think this is safe or will the tail wind create too much force on the bike rack?

would love some input/advice, I found this thread, sounds like others have done it...Link Removed

I guess its no different to putting a cover over the bikes on the rack while in transit, same wind drag.

I have load straps to strap it on, then a few bikes on infront of it.

Link Removed

thanks

N&K
 
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N&K

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Hi Braunston

Thanks, yep used it at New Year in the south of spain managed to get BBC1 south of Cartagena :) Link Removed

Its all strapped on, thanks for you help. If you see a 110cm dish on the side of the road in Europe, please take a note of your GPS co-ordinates so that I can go an collect it , cheers :ROFLMAO:

Happy Holidays everyone

N&K
 

lesleyjean

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Have a wonderful time and safe travels.

I have not long been back home after almost a month and I am really ready to go again.

Have FUN

Lesley

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pappajohn

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Hi Braunston

Thanks, yep used it at New Year in the south of spain managed to get BBC1 south of Cartagena :) Link Removed

Its all strapped on, thanks for you help. If you see a 110cm dish on the side of the road in Europe, please take a note of your GPS co-ordinates so that I can go an collect it , cheers :ROFLMAO:

Happy Holidays everyone

N&K

never mind loosing it.......

dont stop 'n' shop anywhere dodgy or it'll be gone when you get back:cry:
 

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