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More stupid questions coming... I had the Sat installed by someone, so I've never actaully looked at it....<br /><br />But... do I need some sort of tool to measure the angle, or is it guess work, or does the Sat have the angles labelled on it (depending on the Sat you have)? Because if it easy to adjust the angle, I might just move it for the few days that I can get Antenna Pacific then move it back.
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