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sky dish wall bracket

jonnygee · 2013-01-22 01:15:33

Has anyone replaced a sky mk 1 dish with a new mk4 dish recently, what i am trying to find out is if the holes in the new mk4 wall bracket will align with the holes already drilled for the old bracket.

22-01-2013 1:15am

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jonnygee

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Has anyone replaced a sky mk 1 dish with a new mk4 dish recently, what i am trying to find out is if the holes in the new mk4 wall bracket will align with the holes already drilled for the old bracket.

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#2 22-01-2013 8:37am

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If the old bracket is sound, just use it, keep the new one as a spare.

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#3 22-01-2013 8:48am

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What are the advantages of the new dish compared to the old one?

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#4 22-01-2013 10:02am

excollier

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You get a couple more years before it, too, rots and falls off the wall. They perform well, but they are so poorly made.

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