How do you support the mast on the roof?,,,A tripod needs to be bought as well?
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I used a 20ft 3 pole mast, so I did not need to attach anything to the roof. Sorry I could not be of more assistance. I would guess you need some sort of a tripod secured to the roof. The channel master rotor attached to the tripod then use the super mast secured to the rotor and then secure the antenna to the top of the super mast pole. I think this might work.
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I used duct tape wrapped around the pole to create a tight fit then drilled a hole through the tripod and pole and used a bolt washer and lock washer and nut and it made it very sturdy so it didn't move. Worked for me and was inexpensive.
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I'm probably the wrong person to ask. The only way I could see would be to set it on a lift or a scaffold. I bought this one to use as a heavy duty, stable camera tripod. It is reasonably stable, but still has some shake in certain windy conditions. It took some modification for the photo adaptation.
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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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No the tripod must be a separate purchase. DU to the weight of binoculars purchase a strong and steady bipod.
865886
No tripod needed. Just find a level surface, set the angle and point. I've used it on porches and decks.
88795
The antenna comes with clamps to mount it to a mast, an adapter to use antenna cable and that is all. You will need some kind of roof mount and a mast. Hope that helps.
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In combination with something else, maybe. You basically are just getting a tripod attachment. You need to affix it to something to stabilze it or mount to a windshield.
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Mine came with everything I needed to mount it to my upright mast, the 2 bars coming down from the antennae for extra support and the center clamps to secure directly to the mast. Nothing else was needed but having the mast in place. Unbolted the old antennae , threw it to the ground, and clamped the new one right on, done.
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The tripod legs telescope for height, and there is a crank to raise the upper portion. I have also put it on a box to get extra high.
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You can mount it. I suggest having a sturdy tripod though. Just because of the size and weight of the product. It is extremely well built and it's beautiful.
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You Ned a sturdybtripod matched to the weight of the scope. A video tripod with the longer handle works best
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I bought this tripod and enjoy it. It's study enough to do what you want to do. I would strap it down with some hooks just in case.
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The tripod will not work at the beach - your umbrella will blow away with the first big wind. For the beach, use the included sand screw to anchor the umbrella. It simply screws into the sand, you insert the umbrella into it and tighten the side bolt. Hope this was helpful.
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You don't need a tripod, though you can buy her one if you want. She can also use it through an open window, if there are no trees in the way and she should have a nice view of the sky. You can set it up almost anywhere. Just make sure there aren't very many sources of artificial light. She'll love it; take it from me, I'm a kid too.
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No mast comes with this mounting kit, if that's what you are asking. It is simply a gable end mounting apparatus, for you to mount your own mast to. If you are asking what diameter of mast it is designed for, it's snowing right now, so I really don't want to go up on the roof. But I seem to recall that this product is a universal-type fit, for use with a range of standard mast diameters. My mast is from Radio Shack, so it's probably inch and a half.
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You can buy adapter to be connected to the camera mounting then mount the tripod