K003 Antenna Pole Mount, Kingmall 3rd Generation Stronger Structure with Multi Angles Adjustable Bracket & Universal J Pipe for Outdoor/Attic Antenna Installation【Stainless Steel, 29" arm Length】

My older antenna mount was made of painted steel, and was starting to rust. This one is made of stainless steel, so should last much longer without leaving any rust stains. The adjustment allows you to mount the mast where you want, and then adjust the angle so the antenna is level and pointed the right direction.

I picked up this wall mount to attach an ADS-B antenna to the side of my house. I was excited to see something in stainless steel to hopefully preclude any chance of rusting. Most mounts I've found were simply painted steel.When this arrived, I was a little disappointed that the mounting arm/pole was a much smaller diameter than anticipated. Nearly every other pole mount I've used in the past, whether for satellite TV dishes or Wi-Fi antennas, used a 1-1/2" diameter pole. This mount doesn't. It's just over 1" OD, and upon closer reading of the Amazon product description, it states that... I just overlooked it in my assumption that this was of a standard size.One other consideration is that the overall 29" arm length is achieved by bolting two lengths together. This saves shipping as it all fits in a shorter and more compact package, but is a potential point for the hardware to loosen over time.In the end, it worked for my application but required me to change out the pole-mount bracket that came with the antenna as it was designed to work with 1-1/2' to 2" poles. Had I read the description more closely, I probably would have passed by this mount in favor of something that was the right size to start with.

My weather station tended to give higher temperature readings than it should since it was too close to the roof surface. This allowed me to move it up enough to better match my neighborhood numbers.

Ordered this for my husband.This was set up as a boost for his amateur radio. It picks up channels on the tv's that arent hooked up to cable like the one in the garage and bathroom.Everything is included needed to install.

I just finished building a EFHW 84-foot antenna for my antenna array and was wondering where mount it. Along came the K003 Antenna Mast AKA Kingmall 3rd Generation Antenna J-Pole Mount.Mounting antenna from the roofline did not set well with my wife as I'm 75-years old in my young years. We wanted to keep any injuries to an all-time minimum, so I decided to mount the antenna from the far end of the yard mounted on this J-pole mount over to the house.The setup was as easy as following the instructions in the box to a few screws onto the fence rail. Performing the configuration of this antenna just became easier and many, many times more efficient that mounting the bracket onto the roofline. This definitely kept the stress down to acceptable levels.It's a mast, not much to say as the majority of the population knows what a mast does. Hard to explain....PROS: The Good Stuff1. j-Pole mast is 29" and plenty of height to do what needed to be done for me.2. Polished piping.3. Easy to assemble.CONS: Things to Think About1. This mounting came with no pipe clamps.2. Not necessarily a "CON", but two of the bolts that bolt the masts together are way longer than they needed to be.3. Did not appear to be galvanized, unless it's a new type I'm not aware of.I think the price is right for what is being offered for this particular configuration of materials and parts. If you are looking for an antenna and short of a couple of bucks, then look no further as this could just meet or exceed your needs.