Installation of satellite dish on the roof

Certainly all compliant with standards. And everyone has a picture.

Surely all compliant with standards.

I wouldn't bet on that, because even for facades antennas that do not require grounding, a PA can be required according to IEC 60728-11.

With the tons of standards listed here for the installation of a sat antenna, it is no wonder that no one manages to do it by all the rules of the art. The creators of such intellectual outpourings should critically question themselves about what the goal of the whole thing actually was.

With the tons of standards listed here for the installation of a satellite antenna, it’s no wonder that no one manages to do it according to all the rules of the art.

For grounding and equipotential bonding of antennas, the primary references are the "publications" of IEC 60728-11, German classification DIN EN 60728-11 (VDE 0855-1). The changes that have occurred over decades have, in contrast to the other parts of the standards series for antenna systems, remained basically stable and comparatively easy to oversee. All the more incomprehensible are the knowledge deficits of many certified electricians, my dying RFT guild, and also of certified electricians and IT specialists. Competence is certainly not gained through verbal attacks against standards that one has not dealt with so far. Installing standards-compliant antenna systems is not rocket science.

Competence is certainly not gained through verbal broadside attacks against standards that one has not dealt with so far. The installation of standard-compliant antenna systems is not rocket science.

It reads quite differently in your statements.
By the way, I am not aiming to build competence in this field. However, in my view, a satellite antenna is something trivial, and I simply get dizzy when I read your elaborations on the subject.

I simply get dizzy when I read your explanations on the topic.

Then why don't you read the VDE on other topics? What will happen to you then?