It seems like using Roofing nails for Jlegs and tripods are what's
taught at roofing school.
From a textbook I'm sure roofers use:
"Has the antenna fallen off the roof before your truck leaves the
property? If not, then it was installed properly. If it falls off
after this point, then it is shoddy equipment.
The Sky is Big and all antennas get signal from the sky, therefore any
antenna can be installed in any orientation, as long as it can mostly
see the sky. If it does not work, then it is shoddy equipment"
On 6/3/2015 4:23 PM, Ken Hohhof wrote:
Why do customers say things like "if your guy is going to mount
anything to my roof, then my roofing guy will have to be here to
supervise", yet they feel fine having roofers take down our equipment
and cables and remount them without telling us? And then act like
we're saying stupid stuff when we ask if they called us to come out
and re-aim the dish afterward, saying there was no need, my computer
worked afterward.
You'd think roofers were highly trained in sophisticated technology,
while we Internet guys are dolts.
Hell, I've seen roofers re-attach a J-pipe to the new roof with
roofing nails.
