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Old 11-02-2015, 07:01 PM   #1
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What do you do with the antenna when installing a cover.
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I guess take it off. I want to know as well.
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cobra. Thanks haven't been up there yet to see how it is attached. (tomorrow I will and send a reply. Ordered a top cover due to expected ElNino rain this winter.hudson. Thought of that like they do on car covers but at 71 years young not the nimblest on a 12' ladder but thanks.
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Loosen the adjustment allen screw on the antenna and lay it over. Reverse the process when you uncover it.

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Thanks tim. Hoping it will be as simple as that. Give everyone a heads up tomorrow.
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Simple enough. Climbed up the ladder(antenna was close enough to the side didn't have to get on the roof)removed the screw and the antenna. Couldn't lay it down it would have stuck out the side of the trailer. I'll put something over the nib so as not to damage the cover.
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