pole needed for 1.2m dish

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devonbrown

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Here in Algarve I repositioned my 80cm dish from 19.2e to 27.5w to get BBC etc. I lose everything when it rains so I need a bigger dish. I have been given a 1.2 m dish with no mounting hardware. Will my existing 40mm pole be strong enough to support a 1.2m dish?
 
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Using a 40mm pole with my motorised 1.2M Laminas dish without a problem. Just make sure your existing wall supports are up to supporting the extra weight and resisting the increased wind effect...
 
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sonnetpete said:
Using a 40mm pole with my motorised 1.2M Laminas dish without a problem. Just make sure your existing wall supports are up to supporting the extra weight and resisting the increased wind effect...
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Thanks very much. Just what I wanted to hear
 
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