Can i mount my Solarcon A-99 ck 17 foot omni-directional fiberglass base station antenna and ground plane kit
142559
Yes. Just about any antenna can be mounted to this rig but make sure you use the right mounting hardware and guy wires when needed.
142560
I don't have any experience with that type of antenna. The manufacturer (Channel Master) should be able to help out
142561
Yes it will handle it. Be sure you use guy wires though. Excellent product.
142562
I really don't know if you would be able to mount that. I just mounted a small 4g lte yagi antenna on mine. The tower is well designed and easy to mount and extend. In my opinion it is well worth the cost.
1030333
yes maybe not aircraft unless used for base station. but if being used for such fire pd marine an aircraft. i recommend much stronger antennas.
1076393
There is no problem mounting to your trailer. My friend has his mounted on a mast which is mounted on the roof of his trailer and has guy wires attached to the framework. He has NO problem receiving or transmitting. He drove a ground rod into the earth alongside his radio room so that the antenna would have a good ground. If you don't want to mount to your 'tin can' you could always install a 4" X 4" treated post alongside your trailer and mount the antenna to it. You will still have to drive a ground rod into the earth to provide a proper ground for the installation. Either way should work for you. There is no problem mounting to your trailer. My friend has his mounted on a mast which is mounted on the roof of his trailer and has guy wires attached to the framework. He has NO problem receiving or transmitting. He drove a ground rod into the earth alongside his radio room so that the antenna would have a good ground. If you don't want to mount to your 'tin can' you could always install a 4" X 4" treated post alongside your trailer and mount the antenna to it. You will still have to drive a ground rod into the earth to provide a proper ground for the installation. Either way... » Read More There is no problem mounting to your trailer. My friend has his mounted on a mast which is mounted on the roof of his trailer and has guy wires attached to the framework. He has NO problem receiving or transmitting. He drove a ground rod into the earth alongside his radio room so that the antenna would have a good ground. If you don't want to mount to your 'tin can' you could always install a 4" X 4" treated post alongside your trailer and mount the antenna to it. You will still have to drive a ground rod into the earth to provide a proper ground for the installation. Either way should work for you. « Show Less
1040226
Just the standard Di-pole antenna's are included, we offer packages that have upgraded options as well. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00M7BZ2HG?vs=1
644815
The kit I bought came with the omni-directional outdoor antenna and an indoor antenna, works great for me.
1703562
Yes you need a satellite dish adjusted to the correct direction, and a few other steps. Like before please refer to fta forums...
2271563
No, I attempted this. My old dish mount only has about 2" of vertical on the j-shaped tube and it is about 2" outside diameter. I could rest the new antenna mast in the tube but it is loose, and with only 2" vertical to mount to, I'm going to remove the satelite dish mount and install a couple of regular mast mounts to the board.
458962
Read the description. It says it is. You can either go with longer Omni directionals or better yet direction flat panel or dish units. I've used Hawking 18dBi gain flat panels on the 2.4ghz side and made for some great range increases. If you go with dish units, configure one horizontally and one vertically. or put each at 45 degrees.
284992
You don't really need a mounting kit, but you would get a really nicer looking fit and have an easier installation, having the wire harness and the antenna adapter.
759289
I have never heard of that being done, but I do not see why not? Why not get a mag mount instead? Glass mount antennas are ok, but not the best way to get the most out zig One's radio. Good Luck!
623985
I would contact Firestik and ask. I used a firestik mount with my antenna. The only concern I would have would be the threads not matching between antenna and mount.
647116
My 460101 sold by Amazon came with a panel antenna which is directional. Depending on your carrier (they use different frequencies on 4G) the panel's gain could be similar to this antenna.
1234203
Hello Stan, where are you mounting your antenna mounts? Using the firestik MKM2 body mount will solve this problem as the antenna is not NGP but the antenna mount is. I used the mount on my truck bed cross over tool box and did not need to ground the box to the frame of my truck. I used one for my Uniden SSB Radio and one for my Unuden Scanner. Both work great. I hope this helps.
1880919
That would depend on the size of your antenna base. If your base is the large base, you might have to modify the air deflector, by opening up the hole.
1691450
Yes....attach this antenna base to a ground-plane....a large cookie sheet will work in a pinch....check and tune the antenna TO that cookie sheet or whatever else you use...:)
2108979
I mounted mine to the side of my house. You do not have to ground the antenna.
1380510
Possibly... the antenna can be mounted with the mag-mount base (comes with the kit)and you'd need a longer cable to extend the short one on the base--the connector type is called SMA. You may be able to find a long range antenna for the Alpha and a clamp-type mount that would make it easy to put the antenna anywhere...(the Alpha stays inside while the cable (coaxial) goes from the card to the antenna outside)