] Mounting pole size
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Heck Cliff
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site survey - The way I see it is i
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Depends on size of antenna. If using a parabolic
or dss dish (18"-24"), going 5-8 feet above ground, I'd highly recommend
2-3/8" dia pole. However, if a smaller antenna, 1.25"
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Mount it in a tree ? - the term "asthetics" generally triples our
install price FYI !
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> Too bad you didn't have some brush or bushes to hide the post in.
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We used a 4x4 fo
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> Depends on size of antenna. If using a
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> Too bad you didn't have some brush or bushes to hide the post in.
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We used a 4x4 for this one:
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I have used 1.5" (actually ~2" o.d.) galvanized water pipe
to do this, works great.
John
Scott Reed wrote:
Thanks for the responses. I had originally thought 4" something, but
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Thanks for the responses. I had originally
thought 4" something, but looks like I will look at 1.5" and/or 2&
Too bad you didn't have some brush or bushes to hide the post in.
We used a 4x4 for this one:
http://www.oregonfast.net/gofast/ap/cpe/Greenantenna2.JPG
George
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2" water pipe. It'll be strong, paintable
etc.
Make sure to did a hole that goes below the frost
line and concrete it in.
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> Heck Cliff - I charged a customer $150.00 to use
a $5.00 can of paint and 10 minutes to spray an antenna - they used
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Mount it in a tree ? - the term
"asthetics" generally triples our install price FYI !
JohnnyO
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1.5 will sway WAY less at 8-10ft compared to the 1.25. (channel master
type) Even with the little ol Demarc radios I use.
Brian
Blair Davis wrote:
I use a standard 1.25 or 1.5 inch antenna mast, (Radio Shack, Bursma,
Channel Master, Winegaurd) in a 2 foot deep hole with 3 80lb bags
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I use a standard 1.25 or 1.5 inch antenna mast, (Radio Shack, Bursma,
Channel Master, Winegaurd) in a 2 foot deep hole with 3 80lb bags of
cement. They have worked for 4 years with a DB-24 on them
Scott Reed wrote:
I have a site where the only place to get a signal is
about 5 of
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