Pictures of your dish on a Tripod mount?
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I don't have mine on a tripod, but I have had to place a few new connect and trouble-call customers on one.
Here's an example: the customer in question had NO line of site using a traditional mast. Sooo...I had to use a 6 foot piece of pipe (fence post) and a tripod. Granted, it may scream "git 'r' dun", but it was the only way this person was going to get a signal.
Here's an example: the customer in question had NO line of site using a traditional mast. Sooo...I had to use a 6 foot piece of pipe (fence post) and a tripod. Granted, it may scream "git 'r' dun", but it was the only way this person was going to get a signal.
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Hope the center picture install had an iron clad release signed by the home owner. It's not screaming 'git'r done' near as much as it's screaming 'call a roofer!', next big wind storm.webbydude said:
LOL!! It's as binding as anything else Dish has a customer sign.
To be honest tho, the tripod/mast is probably more secure than most television antennas that are roof-mounted. The bolts are all drilled into the trusses...all 6!!! bolts (2 for each leg).
To be honest tho, the tripod/mast is probably more secure than most television antennas that are roof-mounted. The bolts are all drilled into the trusses...all 6!!! bolts (2 for each leg).
