Is the pipe trully a 1" diameter? anything more than that will not work on my antenna .
466691
The ID or inner diameter of this extension pole will fit a 1 1/2 inch pipe. A 1 1/2 inch pole fits nice and snug. I'm afraid you'll need a smaller diameter extension pole to hold your antenna pole.
466692
Yes I think it is. I was concerned about that as well and it fit my attenna
466693
the actual measurement of that antenna pole is slightly over one inch in diameter and does not fit the actual antenna itself i eventually used a piece of pvc pipe peter g cooper
466694
My vernier caliper after crawling up the ladder measured the OD at 1.663 inches
466695
No way. The pipe is 1.5 diameter. I had a one inch mast from the antenna. I put a 1 inch PVC coupling to reduce it and put tension screws into the pipe to stabilize the antenna' mast inside the pipe. The reducer was for stability and to keep out rain. Works well.
1622593
If the antenna connection is the standard1/8 inch plug, I would think it would work with no problems. If I am not mistaken it is 75 ohms.
677032
36 inches awesome antenna!!! I am in northern new jersey in the USA and I recently made contact with a station in ohio with this antenna.
534269
My 1" aluminum mast and antenna around the 4lbs you plan to use. This is my second 'rotator' (same set-up) and had the other one for over 10 years. But as you know things do change. This one has been up may-be a year or so with no problems. Bruce
1115109
No, just the antenna. You'll have to find your own pipe to mount it. . . I can tell you that it works good - at least for me.
142560
I don't have any experience with that type of antenna. The manufacturer (Channel Master) should be able to help out
1400625
i used a 1" electrical tubing from the home depot, which is 1 1/8" od. you can also use a 1 1/4" electrical conduit, this pipe is 1 3/8" od. these pipes are a thin galvanized metal which i am sure will out last the antenna.
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Not sure. Can't measure diameter of my pole but offhand, it looks like it's wider than 1 1/4". Sorry.
943439
That's exactly what I tried to use this antenna for. It didn't work for me at all.
1660973
It has been some time since I installed this for my Daughter, but I think it is 1 1/4", I used an adapter and used 3/4" pipe in our situation, I probably would not use any smaller than 3/4 pipe tho,
731174
This is a pretty simple device. If you're using a 1 1/2" or less piping, this should work fine. Unless you're installing this in a very difficult place to access, my advice is to buy the cheapest.
911496
There seems to be two diameters used by manufacturers. This is the larger of the two. It did not work with radio shack antennas. they use a slightly smaller diameter. Sorry not at home now to measure it. Send another question and I can send you the diameter tonight. .
86011
i used a 1 inch electrical conduit and it worked just fine. i do believe it will accomodate an outside diameter of 1 and 1 quarter inch with no problem.
1741007
No. That's the antenna pole. usually 1 1/4" dia. I used fence poles. (Lowe's or Home Depot)
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Official answer: The DB8e mast clamps can accept up to a 1 3/4" diameter mast. Antennas Direct Tech Support
797206
Yes this is a 1 inch slip fitting that means a 1 inch PVC pipe will slip into it. Just as any pvc fittings that Are 1 inch slip
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The rotation motor is at the base of the antenna. It is designed to take a round pole and has 3 set screws to tighten to the pole. Sorry I do not remember the diameter of the pole I used, it was PVC pipe probably 1 to 1 1/2 inch. Hold off until you receive it and you can easily carry that part of the antenna to hardware store. Type of pole will depend on inside or outside? good luck!