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BRES
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I just got a Wineguard crank up sat-dish, Going to install over weekend.Anybody have any hot tips, finding roof struts,water proofing,fishing ceiling,ect.

TIA BRES
 
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What?? nobodys done this before,weekends just around the corner,need help

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Ed Chevalier
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I installed a new Winegard batwing antenna. I used large head pop rivets with a butyl chaulk for metal roofs. You might want to install the sat dish near the batwing. After cutting hole for new antenna, reach between insulation and find the coax cable for the batwing. You might want to splice into that cable and put an antenna A or B switch near the new sat dish crank up. Good Luck
 
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