Come on you experts- Whats wrong with this?

keystone

Mmm - open to interpretation.

"Not higher than the highest part of the stack"

might be construed as being brickwork only or pot too. On a chimney IIRC dish may NOT be larger than 45 cm without PP.

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1984ReturnsForReal_2

keystone wrote: »

On a chimney IIRC dish may NOT be larger than 45 cm without PP.

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Got a link for that? Thanks

keystone

Somewhere on the Prescott Towers site I think. Can look for it later if you like.

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Canucklehead

Good morning: try here....always an excellent resource.

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Canucklehead

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keystone wrote: »

Mmm - open to interpretation.
might be construed as being brickwork only or pot too. On a chimney IIRC dish may NOT be larger than 45 cm without PP.

Cheers

Not sure about that 45 cm bit, that would rule out any dish mounts on chimneys in a large part of northern UK and Scotland for Sky Customers, where standard zone 2 dishes are larger than 45 cm.

Not that anybody is going to measure them..

ormus

i think the rules are to stop those dishes that look like they are searching for E/T life.
the usual sky type dishes are ok.

POPPYOSCAR

That house can't be from around here - they've still got lead on their roof.