Hi,funster finally I am going to splash out for satellite dome,can anyone give any feedback on maxview twin v roadpro twin if one is better than the other for performance ,and if have any, better footprint,Thanks Andy
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Thanks Dave for your reply,I was slightly swaying to the roadpro dome,but it's nice to get hands on feedback ,It's pity i stay so far away in Glasgow ,i think the roadpro win thanks again ,Andy. ps do they come with with everything for installing:thumb::thumb::thumb:Hi Andy, in response to your PM I'll answer here. I can't give you an evaluation of the Roadpro against the Maxview domes because I've never had any experience of the Maxview. I have however fitted plenty of Roadpro (formerly Camos) domes and had very little in the way of comebacks with them, even when there have been issues they have mostly been caused by the end users misunderstanding the equipment. In over five years of selling and fitting them I think I've had to replace one LNB. Don't forget that when fitted by a Roadpro approved dealer they have a five year warranty.
Ha Ha Peter, you're such a card LOL.
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I have got a Maxview dome thingy.
No complaints at all, simple to use and if there is a signal it will find it.
Not had any experience of the Roadpro sorry.
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Thanks Dave for your reply,I was slightly swaying to the roadpro dome,but it's nice to get hands on feedback ,It's pity i stay so far away in Glasgow ,i think the roadpro win thanks again ,Andy. ps do they come with with everything for installing:thumb::thumb::thumb:
Hi Andy, no they don't include the Sikaflex anymore. If you purchase and fit yourself you only get two years warranty. If you are prepared to travel there is a campsite 400 yds from my workshop and there's lots to see and do in the area, why not make a short break of it? We can even give you free tickets to the Ironbridge Gorge Museums
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