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NVAGVUP said:
If you have to pay someone to climb and realign dish, I would have them install a torsion/stabilization arm on the dish also. The pipe mount has minimal contact with tower, (Due to small diameter). It makes it hard to lock it down solid enough to withstand winds which can tweak alignment.
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Pretty sure it’s already got one.
 
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NVAGVUP said:
If you have to pay someone to climb and realign dish, I would have them install a torsion/stabilization arm on the dish also. The pipe mount has minimal contact with tower, (Due to small diameter). It makes it hard to lock it down solid enough to withstand winds which can tweak alignment.
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It does seem to have one in that picture.
 
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Per previous comments. Verify .
 

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r60 said:
Alignment adjustments, so I am told. Thanks.

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That much antenna catching wind and attached to those little tower legs... I see an annual alignment necessary. That arm isn't going to be enough to keep it from pivoting on those legs. It helps to prevent the antenna from pivoting on it's mount to the large pipe. That large pipe will still pivot on the leg of the tower with enough wind.
 
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