Bolton Technical 10” Inch J Pole Mount Accessory for Outside Antenna(Signal Booster Antenna, Yagi Antenna, Antenna Expansion kit, Dish, TV Antenna, Camera Pole, Weather Proof)

Excellent product for my needs. It can be mounted on a pole or mounted flush to a wall. Looks well made and came with all of the hardware in the product picture. Put some kind of a cap on the end of the j-tube to keep out the rain and snow. Very fast shipping and well packed.

This is what you need if you are mounting an accessory antenna on a mast pole. This J-pole clamps to the mast with two stainless steel hose clamps; the plate in contact with the mast has a little saddle with steps to hold it securely in place. The J is adjustable to keep your antenna in the correct orientation (vertical or at an angle), with index bumps in the adjustment plate. I clamped a 1080 mHz ADS-B antenna to this mount to have it stand off from an aluminum mast that holds our weather station sensor package. Works like a charm and naturally the antenna now works properly. The construction is sturdy welded steel, with a heavy enameled coating protecting the metal. Considering many similar products sell at three times the price without offering any added value, I can heartily recommend this one.

Item arrived promptly and undamaged. I purchased this item to mount a weather station to a 2 1/2 inch existing pole. The hose clamps that were provided were not long enough to accomplish this. Fortunately I had some longer ones on hand to replace the ones that came with the pole. One of the wingnuts was overly tight on the base. I had to use a pair of pliers to carefully loosen it as I didn't want to break off one of the wings. Once all of that was done, it was an easy setup. It leveled perfectly. I read a comment from another user that he could not level this for his weather station but that was not the case with the unit I received. Overall it seems fairly sturdy and had a good paint job.

I needed two people to install. Overall, the installation was fast, no major issues. I had to have my son hold it in place so I could tighten the clamps to hold it in place. It appears to be a solid pipe, it should hold up for many years. I would buy it again.

I purchased this bracket to mount a weather station sensor module to my 2 3/8" diameter HAM radio antenna mast. I had to get a couple of 4'' host clamps to attach it, but it worked just fine. I am very happy with the quality of the mount.

If you are mounting it outdoors, and don't plan on having to do regular corrosion maintenance, don't waste your money. I got this to mount a pretty light weight weather sensor to a chain link fence post. Within 6 or 8 months, rust was obvious at the bottom of the curved post and bracket. After a year, where the post mounts to the bracket completely rusted away and the sensor fell and was damaged. Not only a waste of money, but now I have to fix a weather sensor and replace a broken part.

It looks like a nice product until you try and put it on or adjust it. Then you realize youll have jury rig half the hardware on the thing to feel comfortable about using it

The band clamps make for a super easy, non-destructive install. I didn't need to drill holes for hardware or anything, just mounted the band clamps around some pre-existing pipe on the side of the building. It holds very firmly when tightened, zero wiggling or unwanted movement with the mount. It's been standing up to some pretty high winds too.

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needed something that i could easily attach to my homes TV tower to install the pole mount for starlink easily, this was an extremely simple solution to that problem and works great

Le support s’adapte très bien mais changé les collets par de nouveaux. Ils sont la moitié de l’épaisseur des collets trouvé dans n’importe quelle quincaillerie. Les collets fournis ont duré une journée, l’antenne a été placé dans une tour a environ 50 pieds de hauteur, il a fallu que j’y retourne le lendemain pour refaire l’installation.

This was easy enough to install and the quality is decent for the price. However one thing I noticed is the angle adjustment is not great. Even if you use the nut to try and orient it correctly, it has these adjustment spots that it will always go to no matter what you do, so it's hard to get a perfect alignment. For this I would suggest if you need to finely control the angle of the bar, you might want to look at something else. However for my application this worked fine.

There are quite a few of these mounting brackets available on Amazon at various prices but I suspect they are all the same. This is not heavy enough to support a dish in my opinion… strictly for antennas like my cell phone booster shown. First, throw the screws that come with it in the garbage where they belong. Why the Chinese can’t make decent screws is beyond me. One slip and the head is ruined. The pipe itself is barely sturdy enough for antennae. I repeat, no dishes. But with decent screws and everything tightened as tight as you dare it should do the job hopefully for years.