What size pole is the hardware designed for to mount the antenna?
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I used two 8' tall 2 3/8" chain link poles bolted together to get 16 feet up (that was high enough for me to get a good signal...I did not have to use any guide wires to hold the mast as it bolted about halfway up to the eve of the house and was sturdy enough without them..I did have to bend the "U" clamps a little to get them to fit around the pole..I could not find a 2" pole which is what it I think it was designed for...I looked for an "antennae" pole but could not find one at Lowes, Home Depot or Radio Shack that I thought would be sturdy enough or tall enough for my situation. Also the outside booster was a bit larger than what I was expecting but it did not weigh much...
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I Used a Satellite dish mast mount. It work just fine. the base can be adjusted to about any angle for roof mounting or can be used as a pole mount such a a 4x4.
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I agree. Look at the Firestiks or Wilson antennas if you want to thread mount it. I posted a pic of the antenna disconnected from the magnetic base if you decide to go this route.
726511
The minimum O.D. pole would be 1" and maximum looks like 1 7/8" - 2". The clamps have a hole in bracket to secure pole from twisting inside mount if you add a self tapping screw through it and into pole. Hope this helps.
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What I did was go to Home Depot and buy a threaded 1" O.D. pipe. I also got an adapter there that steps the 1" up to 1 1/8" or 1/14"...either is okay. I then bought a rubber union with two hose clamps attached to it. I inserted the 1" pipe into the adapter, and the adapter into the rubber union. I fastened one clamp on the adapter, the other end onto the 1+1/2" antenna mast. I bought silver paint to match the mast and the parts....and the black rubber union. Paited it all, hooked the antenna up to the 1" pipe...Voila...done!
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There was an existing 1.5 inch galvanized post supporting the old antenna, so my guess is that is a lot cheaper than - antenna mounts- a 10 ft pipe is not that expensive.
2277498
My antenna attached to this mount with 2 u-bolts that came with the antenna. The u-bolts clamp around the upper end of the mount.
2015909
I bought the regular mirror mount and it does a great job holding antenna. Hope this helps you.
1741390
I just checked my pole mount it looks like its right around 36 mm. This was an eye ball check so I'm leaning towards 36 mm. Also these are very well built better then any of my other stands.
638393
The suction cup is 2 1/8" in diameter. The whole mount is slightly less than 3".
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Just checked my mount and it should hold a 2 inch diameter pole but not bigger than 2 inches. Remember that the diameter is the width. I have not sean a pole that is more than 2 inches in diameter.
1640434
The tripod fits a standard TV antenna mast pole, locks in tightly through two hole clamps with bolts.....a very secure mount, high winds never bothered my Channel Master (good size) antenna. Had mine on the peak of the roof, used 4 guy wires for added support!
1563340
It has a standard mount for a pole, nothing special and is easy to put up. It connects via a 75ohm cable, same thing as runs to your TV set but you run it to the back of your stereo unit. Of course you could always use a small transformer and use super low loss 50ohm cable but why go to all the trouble and expense. My antenna is pulling in signals from stations I didn't know existed. Well worth the money. Hope this helps.
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I would contact Firestik and ask. I used a firestik mount with my antenna. The only concern I would have would be the threads not matching between antenna and mount.
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I used an 1" diameter 6 feet long piece of mast pipe on a try pod on my roof, that use to be for a dish system. mine works great.
980400
You can purchase a magnetic mount that bolts to the base of this antenna. It is a very strong magnet and worth the money.
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It clamped easily to the mast(a pipe/pole approx. 1.25" diameter) holding my old antenna, on chimney,pointed to the signal. connected with coax cable to my TV.