Antenna problems caused by wind can sometimes mean more than just a flickering picture. Time and cumulative weather affects can cause catastrophic failures as shown – this was a 30 foot mast bent like cardboard after a recent wind storm. Spring can be a time of year that sees increased winds and therefore increased danger of a failure.
With a new digital antenna, not only do you get the best possible picture from the latest generation of 4G filtered LTE Antennas, in most cases there is no longer the need to have that unsightly large mast and wire system on your roof. The pictured tripod mount replaced the previous 30 foot mast at this home and is now providing crystal clear high definition digital free to air television.
Dennis McGee from Jim’s Antennas Colyton is available for free quotes in Penrith, Hawkesbury, The Lower Mountains and surrounding areas. So for peace of mind and a top quality high definition digital picture, call now to get that aging mast off your roof.
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