Reddit Reddit reviews Winegard DS-3000 J Pipe Mount for Antennas, 39"

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Winegard DS-3000 J Pipe Mount for Antennas, 39
3ft heavy-duty Galvanized steel tripod mount for Off-air antennaTripods & masts over 10ft should be guy wiredPitch pads are recommended but not includedDesigned for outdoor AntennasMountable on side of house or roofHighest quality buildE-coat finish stops weatheringExtra height improves antenna performance and clears obstaclesExtra wide base for stabilityMade in USA
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3 Reddit comments about Winegard DS-3000 J Pipe Mount for Antennas, 39":

u/iwtwyad · 5 pointsr/321

WESH is the toughest to get, from my experience. I live near downtown Melbourne and here's what I did:

I have this antenna mounted to this pole and run into this amplifier, which then goes to all of my TVs. The pole must be placed as high as possible where the antenna can point towards the northwest.

I used this website to get the number of degrees the WESH tower is from my location, then used a standard compass to point the antenna directly at the WESH tower.

Not only do I get WESH, but I get every other OTA channel that I know of, and a whole bunch that I wish I didn't.

u/ExplodingLemur · 4 pointsr/amateurradio

Stick a satellite dish mount at the peak of your roof, and attach the discone to that. I've used one of these for a weather station: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001DFS49U/

u/GreatLakesPrepping · 3 pointsr/preppers

This sounds similar to what I wanted to accomplish, and I'm getting closed to finish putting this together (I've been taking my sweet time on it... procrastinating in other words. I could have had it finished super fast). I wanted to have a solar setup to run a backup sump pump in case I lose power and I'm out of town. Here's what I have:

Solar panel kit. Comes with the controller (the little box that your panel plugs into that regulates the juice so your battery charges but doesn't overcharge).

Mounting Bracket for panel. There are a hundred different ways to mount a panel on a house or anything else. This is what I used. In hindsight, it was sort of a pain and I should have gotten a better one that attaches with two arms on either side, not just the one in the middle.

Pole that attaches to house for the mounting bracket.

Brace to go between that pole and the roof, because it turned out there's too much off-center weight and the pole wanted to pivot downward.

Deep cycle marine battery (I didn't get this online, but you can get them at all sorts of stores).

That's really all you need. Then you connect whatever 12v thing to the battery. You can wire up something like this to the battery to have convenient spots to plug stuff in. I'm actually building a whole "control panel" just because I like to go overkill. I'm including one of these multimeters so I can easily monitor the system at a quick glance.

I'll probably also incorporate a small inverter at some point so I can plug in lower-wattage A/C devices should the need arise. I'm also putting everything together in a way that I could expand it relatively easily (more panels, more batteries, even a small wind turbine).

So all that stuff I bought already came to about 190.00 plus battery (I don't remember.... let's say $130 for that). So once I include all the stuff I bought for the backup pump, pipes, conduit, extra wire, I'm still only at $500 or less.