Hello,
I live in an apartment where we're not allowed to drill holes and mount the satellite dish in any part of the building. When the Bell technician came, he suggested that we buy 3 concrete blocks that are 5-6 inches and weighs 8-10kilograms. I called Bell, and the CSR I talked to said that I can use a satellite tripod instead of the concrete blocks. I showed the CSR this link: http://cgi.********/Brand-New-3-Sat...749?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_2&hash=item3a635b8a5d and he said that it will work. That I don't need the concrete blocks if I buy that tripod. Now, I'm posting it here because I know I got the info from the Bell employee but I just want to make sure that I won't be needing the concrete blocks. I rescheduled the installation this Saturday and I just don't want the bell technician to be telling me that the tripod I bought is useless and I should've followed his advice to buy concrete blocks.
The tripod is easier to buy and carry that's why I'd really prefer it if I have a choice.
I live in an apartment where we're not allowed to drill holes and mount the satellite dish in any part of the building. When the Bell technician came, he suggested that we buy 3 concrete blocks that are 5-6 inches and weighs 8-10kilograms. I called Bell, and the CSR I talked to said that I can use a satellite tripod instead of the concrete blocks. I showed the CSR this link: http://cgi.********/Brand-New-3-Sat...749?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_2&hash=item3a635b8a5d and he said that it will work. That I don't need the concrete blocks if I buy that tripod. Now, I'm posting it here because I know I got the info from the Bell employee but I just want to make sure that I won't be needing the concrete blocks. I rescheduled the installation this Saturday and I just don't want the bell technician to be telling me that the tripod I bought is useless and I should've followed his advice to buy concrete blocks.
The tripod is easier to buy and carry that's why I'd really prefer it if I have a choice.