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Heavy duty product for coupling 1.5” poles together.
Available with Zinc plated or stainless nuts & bolts, and with plain or Nyloc nuts.
Fits the Starlink mounting pole.
Carriage charges.
Non UK orders almost always incur a carriage surcharge.
For this item orders to the USA or Canada require a £20 surcharge, payable with this button.
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This page is purely about the installing of a Starlink dish, particularly installing it on to a longer pole and/or avoiding the use of its “sprung pins”. It is not about the system’s technical specifications or effectiveness and we do … Read More
Quality all metal F connector coupler with nut and washer.
(also see our F connector Back to back couplers [without nuts & washers])
Carriage charges. Non UK orders almost always incur a carriage surcharge.… Read More
4ft x 48.3mm x 4.0mm ultra ULTRA heavy duty “scaffold” pole.
Starlink poles sleeve into these very neatly.
Also see : Full list of ATV’s poles ordered by length.
Carriage charges. Non UK orders almost always incur a carriage surcharge.… Read More
Unlike most websites who just spout copied and pasted Gobbledegook which hardly anyone could get through without some form of stimulant, this is a very short and succinct page. Other than E mails we do not keep any digital records, … Read More
Can I use a TV aerial for FM radio ? / Can I use a TV aerial for DAB radio ? : A TV aerial is designed for a different frequency band (UHF) than FM and DAB radio which are … Read More
Do I need a digital aerial for Freeview ? : You do need an aerial for Freeview but there is no such thing as a “digital” aerial and an “analogue” aerial, they are the same thing. Confusion arose over this … Read More
Do TV aerial amplifier boosters work ? / Will an amplifier booster improve my digital Freeview TV reception : If your aerial only feeds one point and you do not have a long cable run then amps “boosters” will not … Read More
FAQs : Aerials FAQs : Amplifiers (“boosters”) and splitters FAQs : Digital Freeview reception issues / problems FAQs : FM and DAB FAQs : Online shop related
What is a high gain aerial / what does high gain aerial mean ? : Put simply a high gain aerial will give more signal than a low gain aerial and it achieves this by having a narrower acceptance angle … Read More
