This 5' mast has an approx. 1 5/8" O.D. and the mounting bracket they sent me (I ordered), has a 2" O.D. Is there an adapter I can get so they fit.
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I mounted mine to a gable end bracket and it was the right size. Usually those U shaped bracket will fit a range of sizes. Contact your supplier and see If they will exchange the bracket for the size you need. If not check with a hardware store or maybe an auto parts store to see if they have a muffler Clamp that might fit. I know that Fry's electronics might have what you need, the II one I use to got had alot of TVV antenna, mounting hardware And poles specific to mounting an antenna. The only problem with Fry's they tend to locate only in larger metropolitan areas. Go luck.
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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.
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That's what I was wonder the diameter of the mast.. not so much the length..
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You will need 1 1/4 mast to mount the antenna too ,this mast then will mount on a tripod that goes on top of theRoof, or you could use what they call a gable mount. All these items can be purchased on Amazon , I would buy the 1 1/4 " conduit from your local hardware store.
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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.
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Nope, you have to supply your own mast. I went to Lowe's and got 2 fit-together 10' pieces of fence pipe. I think the outside diameter is around 1.25". The fence pipe sections were around 10 bucks apiece. If you need a mast higher than 20', there's tons of that stuff on Ebay.
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For precise specs on the bracket try going directly to DT web site. http://www.definitivetech.com/
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Mine came with a tripod mount that has a 5/8" male connector. The problem is, the mount connection is 3/8" - which meant I had to buy an adapter and couldn't mount this out of the box using the contents of the box. A two dollar adapter fixed the issue, but made the tripod mount more unstable. I purchased a desk microphone stand by On-Stage to solve this issue. Ultimately spending more, but getting what I wanted.
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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
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what you are putting at the top and how big it is what is weighs is the primary concern. I have a single square OTA antenna and rotor at about 10 feet with no sign of problems. Only other issue is the diameter of the mast, too bad the don't make a reducing mast adapter to make it a bit lighter at the top.
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The Texsun replacement antenna has a 1/8" spacing where the antenna connects to the "base" swivel. That's where the screw is. If you have that . . you're good to go. The antenna comes with the entire "base connector" too. That probably wont work. If you have 1/8" spacing where the antenna swivels . . . this should work great. de Russ KG0BK
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I purchased the 'WINEGARD TB-0005 5-Feet Swedged Masting Antenna Mount' pole. It worked well and seemed to be a sturdy combination in conjunction with a small antenna. I am using an 'RCA ANT751 Durable Compact Outdoor Antenna ' .
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Not 'as-is'. The cross bars do not clamp on to the mast to allow infinite adjustment. They instead are secured by bolts that fit into pre-drilled threaded bolt holes in the mast. However, with the correct size drill and tap you could easily customize to suite your needs. Hope that helps,Ed.
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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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Contact the manufacturer, they have several models and can give you a specific answer. I will say this product is very nice and would recommend it to anyone. I would think as long as the mounting holes lined up, it would fit, but you never know. I woul ask the manufacturer before making a purchase.
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You need to purchase the adapter to cover the old mounting holes. Then remove old antenna. New one doesn't go up & down.
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The Antenna we mounted to this will take up to a 2" pole, this mounting pole took up every bit of the mount on the antenna. I'm going to say it's a 2" diameter. It's roughly the same size if not exact to that of a satellite dish mounting pole.