Adbamic Pole Mount, Electronics Pole for Outside Home Antenna Installation, 15inch Length., White

Took me a little bit of search finding this great product. As you can see in the pictures very sturdy bracket, lightweight, painted, possibly rust-proof. It came with heavy duty screws. In my case, it made my weather station sender installation easy, because I could rotate for perfect south direction for accurate wind direction readings. I highly recommend for similar applications.

I recently purchased a WeatherFlow Tempest weather station and needed a J Pole type mount to attach it to. The Tempest weather station only accepts a pole diameter from 1” to 1.315” which is considerably smaller than a typical J Pole type mount. This particular mount has an outer diameter of 1.45” also making it too large for the Tempest but it works brilliantly with a bit of surgery. I’m including the information here with the hope that it will be useful for others.1. 1” PVC pipe has an outer diameter of 1.315" which coincides perfectly with the inner diameter of this mount. However, the opening at the top of the mount is likely to be slightly deformed which will make it difficult if not impossible to slip the PVC pipe into the mount. Since I didn’t need the cable opening (or rubber grommet) in the mount, I used a power miter saw to cut off a couple of inches off top of the mount just below the bottom of the cable opening. The mount is made of aluminum and cuts well with a carbide blade. I placed a wrap of painters tape at the cut location, easily cut it with a power miter saw and cleaned up the cut edges with a bit of 220 grit sandpaper. With the small section of the mount cut off, the tube is nearly perfectly round and allows the PVC pipe to be inserted into the mount. Note that it’s a tight fit and you’ll need twist the PVC into the tube. I managed to insert it approx. 5” and it’s definitely not going anywhere.2. Before inserting the 1” PVC pipe into the mount, I painted it with some satin white spray paint, once the paint was dry, I applied a bit or exterior caulk to the joint where the PVC pipe mates to the mount.3. Since I’m not routing any cables through the mount, and since I didn’t want any openings in the mount to become a potential home for bees/wasps/hornets, I cut a 1.5” length of PVC pipe in half, applied some caulk to the outside edges and slipped it in the mounting flange end of the mount to cover and seal the opening.4. Lastly, I gave the entire assembly a couple of coats of satin white spray paint.

Mounting hardware is junk, but pole is nice.Bit short.

The pole worked well for mounting a weather station on my fence. The included screws were another matter... they must have missed a tempering process in their manufacture because their Phillips heads tore out when driving them into correctly-sized, pre-drilled pilot holes. I had to use other similar-sized Phillips screws I had on hand (which sustained no damage when driven into the pilot holes) to mount the pole successfully.

Make sure you measure before buying. Not super tall but worked for my install. I love the openings for the cable, makes a clean looking installation. Pop off the top cap to make running the cable easier.

Decent construction, but its paint scratches off easily when I rotated my antenna (trying to find the best signal). I imagine that it will be far more susceptible to rust unless I go to hassle of repainting it. I wish I had gone with galvanized pipe instead.

Liked these better than the two adjustable ones I bought. Also, the mounting base has a smaller footprint than the adjustables. I have mounted two Ubiquiti antennas on one and the two different receivers on the other two.

Worked perfectly for cell signal booster antenna mounted on roof edge of pole barn.