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                  Scott Singer
               Installations, Inc.

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Background:

Scott Singer has been a custom installer of Alarms, Stereos, CB Radios, Phone Systems, Satellite Systems and
other Electrical and Electronics since 1974.He incorporated in 1981 where he then pursued his talents as a Custom Home
Builder. He also specialized in Remodeling Homes, Condo's, Motor Homes & Yachts, Scott has been a Custom Cabinet Maker most of his life.
Scott welds, cuts and fabricates steel, aluminum, plastics, fiberglass, solid surface material, mirrors/ glass, tile, marble, granite, mica products and
wood. This description of his background should help you understand the wide array of his experience.
This experience comes into play while working on travel trailers and motor homes as he thinks ahead as he works. Scott Singer Installations, Inc. works on all types of traveling trailers and coaches from the average to over $1,000,000. When you hire Scott Singer Installations, Inc. to purchase and install your satellite (Scott) will personally install your system. You can  be assured that you will get a quality installation every time. Scott will explain how to properly use your system and let you know where you should be cautious, and how to secure your system when using a wireless hub. Scott Singer Installations, Inc. is open 7 days per week and available by appointment 24/7. We are a complete RV products sales and service center with "on site repairs" and installations weather permitting.
 
If you are interested in a MotoSat satellite system for either TV, Internet or both please "think ahead" and order your system one to two
weeks in advance to when you want it installed. This will allow us to have the system here and ready to go when you are.
Please feel free to call Scott to discuss your application and possible needs of satellite equipment.

                                                                                     Products:

Below are pictures of our installation of a MotoSat T2 AutoMotion (solar panels & satellite antenna) on a
class C Motorhome.        

Below are pictures of our installation of a MotoSat F-1 Dish with Direcway DataStorm and Dish Network

                                                                              Scott's Service Truck

                                                                        Scott's Service Truck

        Extra slack in the wires so if there should be a problem with the connectors at any time the wires can be moved and
        new connectors installed. All connectors have Dielectric Grease to prevent moisture from entering the connection.

           
          This picture is showing the wires passing through the steel roof. Scott always protects metal or aluminum surfaces
          with a rubber grommet even though there will be a weather cap filled with sealant to prevent leaks and wire chaffing.

       All connectors have Dielectric Grease to prevent moisture from entering the connection. Scott has room in the big loop
       of wires should he ever need to replace the connectors. MotoSat recommends more of a loop within the plate rails
       which is how we install a customers equipment. Notice the sealant over all of the stainless screws through the roof, this
       is under the plate only around each screw and on each hole. It is not recommended to completely seal the plate to the
       roof this will only trap the moisture and create problems. Customers that have equipment and want to move it to another
       motor home or trailer can purchase another mounting plate and wire harness kit from us and have it installed on the new
       vehicle. The old plate and wires should remain with the old unit to protect the roof holes. This would also be a benefit to
       a potential buyer.

                                 

                          Final Installation with wires mounted and weather cover (top right) of picture.

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