So long as it isn't low-e glass it shouldn't have much impact on the signal at all.
Non-Penetration Installation of DirecTV
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So long as it isn't low-e glass it shouldn't have much impact on the signal at all.
They have pads they can use for patios
I got this one from dish network,in March 1997
Sent from my LM-G710VM using the SatelliteGuys app!
I got this one from dish network,in March 1997
Sent from my LM-G710VM using the SatelliteGuys app!
That’s a large patio paver brick with (4) bolts in it for a dish mount
Yeah but not that good. Never again. Was not happy with signal.
Customer forced me into it after landlord told him to take it down.
It was either the window or allow him to cancel the account.
On the bright side, it did work with the plastic blinds closed
On the bright side, it did work with the plastic blinds closed
Plastic blinds are not much different than the plastic LNBF cap. Lucky they wern't the aluminum or wood kind.
True
I didn’t even realize it until the customer closed the blinds and the tv was still working.
I did one in an apartment using a fake rock cover.
Only mistake was doing it on Saturday morning with all the kids around.
Customer could never keep the rock cover on the dish and the kids ended up destroying it along with the dish.
