i would to know if that antenna is armored.
802859
On this model the antenna is not armored.The antennas have set reflectors for easy operation without interference.
353173
My guess would be no. Unless it is very similar in size and shape to the shield.
1321003
Yes, but note that you may see 2 "peaks". One will occur when the antenna is pointed directly toward the tower, and when it is pointed directly away from the tower. Don't be fooled by the latter.
440840
The antenna's amplification is not powered by a battery, it plugs in to an electrical outlet.
363328
The antenna is just threaded on so as long as you don't tork it down you should be good
63680
I have used it for probably over a year and have not had any problems with it. It appears to be pretty ruggedly constructedand would not expect any problems with it. I would caution you about the antenna though, when extended it is thinner than a toothpick and quite fragile. I have not had any problems with it because I am extremely careful with it.I am generally satisfied with it but If you are considering purchasing there are some other issues. I have reviewed it and the review may still be on line.
1909396
yes, its a trailing antenna, a dangling wire behind the unit, and it works just fine.
107565
It has a magnet as well as a clip so it's possible, the clip is fairly durable
1684775
Lightning arrest...no The antenna is directional with either horizontal or vertical polarization.
1488766
The outer shell of the antenna is plastic. The only part that moisture would hurt is the junction of the antenna and the coaxial cable. If you can keep that dry, you should be okay.
891546
That is the antenna for the helicopter (for communication with the controller).
877934
It comes with a base mount. There is an optional base mount to cover a pre existing antenna.
1931566
I can only answer, maybe. If the antenna is up outdoors as high up as possible.
114818
NO, it only looks cool, your reception is not as good with this product as with a factory antenna.
918158
The illustration and description are probably unintentionally deceptive. This antenna is a "T" shaped, plastic-coated wire that is meant to be hooked to your electronic device and then stretched out along a wall to enhance reception. The wire will come to you coiled and will be about the size of a pair of shoestrings. The material, although plastic-coated would not really be suitable for exterior.
997941
It doesn't unless there's a co-ax fitting for antenna attachment. At least that's why I recall returning it.
833911
Probably but it's pretty cheap and doesn't pull in the stations like a quality solid whip antenna.