said by Chele :

"I never learned anything from those that agreed with me!"

said by LLigetfa :

I don't see any issue with it. There is no reason whatsoever to have to bend the coax to a tight radius and confine the bend between the connector and the mast. Let the coax go beyond the mast perpendicular to it, then loop beyond in a P to gently curve back to become parallel to the mast. You can even fix it to the mast where it crosses at right angles to strain relieve the connector.

said by jdmarti1 :

Curious question - if you are using a 23xx - why not just buy the unit with the integrated 14dbi antenna? We use them on dish mounts regularly.

said by Chele :

I was uncomfortable with the amount of apparent stress on the antenna's connector and the coax. The antennas I am referring to don't have much space between the connector and the post and it just seems like too much strain.