Installers, well at least in the Tampa area but I bet other places are going to want to install WA unless EA is the only possibility. Rain fade is more often and longer with EA. If where you will be has both ARC's, probably assume they will strongly want to use the WA. It has cut down on service calls. Florida is more prone to rain fade then as an example Ct. is.
It appears that most of them are available on WA 110°, 119°, or 129°. One of our moderators, James Long, maintains a web site with a lot of information. Locals are listed at http://uplink.jameslong.name/locallist.html
It appears that most of them are available on WA 110°, 119°, or 129°. One of our moderators, James Long, maintains a web site with a lot of information. Locals are listed at http://uplink.jameslong.name/locallist.html
Do you have full exposure to the WA? Also when was it installed. Many were installed with the EA but after awhile it was switched to the WA as the recommended install.
I would say it just about three years or maybe just shy of that when the preferred install changed to WA.
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