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Subject Topic: Using Jockey wheel when setting up
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12/5/2010 at 6:48pm
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I wouldn't want to put a dish on any awning rail - they are quite heavy and catch the wind like nobodys business - i would worry about the strain on the rail causing damage. Use a tripod type thing as they are easy to set up and are alot cheaper than a repair to your van and they can be positioned for good 'view'of the sky to get a strong signal. If money is no object go for one of the auto setup roof mounted dishes - they look cool and are super convenient

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Why am i doing this instead of camping??!!



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