SOT - website evidence

If Bill wasn't missing in action he'd have a field day here
http://www.satellitetvsolutions.co.u...iewDoc&docId=6

Some real gems especially in the pictures 6 and 7 down.

A circular FM all-rounder, horizontally polarized DAB array, three arrays
and a Sky dish on the same mast with tiny wall bracket and no sign of earth
bonding on the multi switch system lower down.

Pity also the Ipswich customer wanting the high quality install and ending
up with a HP DAB aerial and a totally inadequate chimney bracket!

On a totally OT note I also wonder how the Ford Escort van copes with the
weight of all those ladders on the roof. It must be fun on the corners.

In their defence, at least they use an analyser.

On Mon, 14 May 2007 22:11:57 +0100, "Doctor D"
mused:

If Bill wasn't missing in action he'd have a field day here
http://www.satellitetvsolutions.co.u...iewDoc&docId=6

Some real gems especially in the pictures 6 and 7 down.

A circular FM all-rounder, horizontally polarized DAB array, three arrays
and a Sky dish on the same mast with tiny wall bracket and no sign of earth
bonding on the multi switch system lower down.

I thought it was another rogues gallery. Had to start at the beginning
again when I realised it was their best examples of works done. I like
the picture of the ladders propped against a tractor, all the lads
have a spectrum analyser and a lack of safety concerns! I say all the
lads, either they all drive knackered escorts or there's only actually
one bloke an he has the analyser.
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Regards,
Stuart.

On May 14, 10:11 pm, "Doctor D" wrote:
If Bill wasn't missing in action he'd have a field day here
http://www.satellitetvsolutions.co.u...ct=viewDoc&doc...

Some real gems especially in the pictures 6 and 7 down.


Nice find!
Like Lurch, I thought at first it was another "rouges gallery".
Anyway, I'm sure Bill will have a laugh when he comes back from his
holiday.

Does "CAI" stand for "Cowboys And Indians"?

Cheers, Ian.

On 14 May, 22:58, wrote:
On May 14, 10:11 pm, "Doctor D" wrote: If Bill wasn't missing in action he'd have a field day here

http://www.satellitetvsolutions.co.u...ct=viewDoc&doc...



Some real gems especially in the pictures 6 and 7 down.

Nice find!
Like Lurch, I thought at first it was another "rouges gallery".
Anyway, I'm sure Bill will have a laugh when he comes back from his
holiday.

Does "CAI" stand for "Cowboys And Indians"?


Could well be!

I also can't get my head round their obsession with mounting dishes so
high, or on the same pole as the aerial. IMHO this looks worse than
having the dish separate and lower down. Also not convinced that the
see through dishes are that unobtrusive.

Nice find!
Like Lurch, I thought at first it was another "rouges gallery".
Anyway, I'm sure Bill will have a laugh when he comes back from his
holiday.

Does "CAI" stand for "Cowboys And Indians"?


Could well be!

I also can't get my head round their obsession with mounting dishes so
high, or on the same pole as the aerial. IMHO this looks worse than
having the dish separate and lower down. Also not convinced that the
see through dishes are that unobtrusive.


Totally agree.

My terrestrial aerial is on a 5 metre mast on the apex of my house to see
over trees, whereas my dish is only about 4 metres above ground level and
hidden from view around the side of the house and behind the chimney breast.
The transparent dishes seem to be used as an excuse for some truly dire
positioning on the front wall of properties. The mounting brackets seem to
be very visible behind the dish itself.

I also think some of the mounting looks very lazy with as many arrays on one
mast as possible. The installation at the police HQ is typical, the arrays
are mounted on the hand rail supports.

Doctor D wrote:

If Bill wasn't missing in action he'd have a field day here
http://www.satellitetvsolutions.co.u...iewDoc&docId=6

Picture 5 - "A good lashing should last 30 years."

Serves them right.....

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Immunity is better than innoculation.

Peter