Mast size?

[matthew.hendrickson]

Ok, I'll be the first to confess I'm an idiot......I have to install a shot tomorrow, and left all the hardware at work. Today, I'm supposed to be going out and getting the masts. Without the "U" bolts on hand, what diameter mast should I be buying. I looked and I can't find the tech specs on the "U" bolts anywhere. I have an AIR-ANT2506 on one end, and an AIR-ANT1949 with a AIR ACC2662 mount for the other. I would hate to show up with masts that don't fit.

Thanks

[kmarrero]

Here is a passage from the link following:

Mounting Hardware

Each antenna requires some type of mounting. The standard dipole antenna simply connects to the RTNC connector on the back of the unit. The 5.2 dBi mast mount omni and the yagi antennas are designed to mount to a mast up to 1.5 inches, and each comes with mounting hardware for attachment. The 13.5 dBi yagi has an articulating mount option listed in the back of this document. For most indoor applications, a .75" or 1" electrical conduit provides a suitable mounting. For outdoor application, a heavy galvanized or aluminum wall mast should be used that will withstand the wind loading rating of the selected antenna. Patch antennas are designed to mount flat against a wall or ceiling. Ceiling mount antennas are equipped with a drop ceiling cross member attachment. The 21 dBi Parabolic Dish mounts to a 1.625" to a 2.375" mast. Fine threaded turnbuckles allow accurate aiming of the antenna.

http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/cc/pd/witc/ao350ap/prodlit/agder_rg.htm

For the AIR-ANT2506 you need a mast of up to 1.5 inches in diameter and the AIR-ANT1949 will fit a mast of up to 1.25 inches alone. With the AIR-ACC2662 it looks like it will fit the same size mast as the 1949 antenna.