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Thanks [USER=2920]@fourstringburn[/USER]

I'd like to use the Sirio Gain Master, instructions say it should be 3 meters above the roof line. My plan is to use brackets in the brick and stay off the eave. I may have problems with the guy line set-up, I don't want to put holes in the roof. My idea of running two lines on each side of the mast parallel to the wall and another 90 degrees to the wall probably won't hold up against a big windstorm.

My backyard has a pretty dense canopy of leaves during summer, I thought about doing a 20 foot mast on the ground but the antenna would be right in the middle of the foliage come May. Guess I will be looking at those trees a little closer, will likely be putting the antenna in one.

[QUOTE="KangMudDuck, post: 759323, member: 60572"] Thanks [USER=2920]@fourstringburn[/USER] I'd like to use the Sirio Gain Master, instructions say it should be 3 meters above the roof line. My plan is to use brackets in the brick and stay off the eave. I may have problems with the guy line set-up, I don't want to put holes in the roof. My idea of running two lines on each side of the mast parallel to the wall and another 90 degrees to the wall probably won't hold up against a big windstorm. My backyard has a pretty dense canopy of leaves during summer, I thought about doing a 20 foot mast on the ground but the antenna would be right in the middle of the foliage come May. Guess I will be looking at those trees a little closer, will likely be putting the antenna in one. [/QUOTE]

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