wind speed and wineguard
i am supposed to get thunderstorms with up to 60 mph winds later today. do i need to crank down a wineguard with batwing?thanks for your help.
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rockhillmanor wrote:
I've seen them bent and ripped off after a storm. I suspect more from loose screws than anything else. That and 'gusts' of wind.
How often do any of us go up there regularly and tighten down those antenna bolts? :B
A storm with any type of wind warnings everything gets rolled up, cranked down and put away.
I'm curious about those antenna bolts, how do you get to them? That circular plate is in the way.
Thanks
Ron W.
