So, there is a window for the plates? Both front and back? Also, does it fit over the antenna? My antenna is the longer style, not stubby.
1259731
Hello there is a window for the rear plate. You must unscrew your antenna before putting the cover on thanks
1259732
Good afternoon, There is a opening for the rear license plate frame. You would need to remove your antenna when installing. Steve
1259733
My antenna is also the longer one. I remove it and place in inside. The cover has a small raised area for the antenna base. Also, there is a clear vinyl window for the back license plate. This cover also has its own attached pouch. This a very nice cover. I owned a BMW before and the custom cover was much like this one. I recommend this cover based on the high quality.
1259734
The window is only for the rear plate. As for the antenna: it needs to be unscrewed from the holder in the top of the car
1259735
We have the longer antenna, and it seems to fit well over that. There's a back plate window, not a front.
1259736
Good afternoon,There is a opening for the rear license plate frame. You would need to remove your antenna when installing.Steve
1377819
It can be positioned anywhere. I have one wedged vertically behind the TV and another laying horizontally on top of an upper kitchen cabinet. Both work well without a window. You simply need to use a 'trial & error' approach to get the best reception.
680265
There is no provision for an additional antenna. The radio is very good at pulling in signals, including the weather stations. Positioning the receiver next to a window would probably work. It's a well engineered receiver.
1282990
Yes, these go in the window channel. I bought these about a year ago, and its was well worth it. It comes with front and back
1601604
yea its got elastic, but no effin antenna port. e46 all have rear antennas (the old school ones), and this thing neglected to include a port or sleeve for it. doesnt fit unless you cut a hole in it =(
125462
It takes a couple of times to get the hang of it, then it's pretty simple. I take it off once a week myself. It's easier when the wind is calm :) The antenna just bends a bit toward the back window, but no big thing. There's plenty of room.
1819964
Works fine..just use adhesive strips provided. I have 2 antennas, one mounted on glass door and one just sits on top of armoire..not mounted at all. Saving me lots each month!
2239813
There is no antenna opening. Removing the antenna shaft from the car is best. You can make a hole through the cover but be sure to reinforce the hole to avoid tears. But be careful--my cover is badly deteriorated after only 1 year.
2204900
yes, it includes a 2 piece metal antenna for each corner and a 3 piece sky screen for each end. i have found that on some cloudy days i can get by without the sky screens. just for fyi i carry 4 chopsticks with me in case of an accident and i need to improvise.
1080520
Sure. The antenna sticks to the GLASS. My windows have aluminum frames and no problem.
829139
The antenna itself - maybe an inch or two at top without stress to the antenna. I put a HD spring on mine.
40996
No the Antenna it comes with does not Extend. You might find an Antenna at Radio Shack. Mine Pick up really well and the Base is not anywhere near a Window
427036
I ordered the same thing last fall and it was the antenna with the mount (price a little over $100 if I remember right). I did not use the mount as it was a replacement for a roof mounted antenna that was already in place. We have been very please with the reception.
2015909
I bought the regular mirror mount and it does a great job holding antenna. Hope this helps you.
1203932
No, It don't. My antenna bends fairly easy , So the cover just rides it over and covers Bike completely. I guess you could cut small hole in it, And use a grommet around it, If you wanted....for the antenna. But I'm very Happy with the cover...Antenna hole or not...
602815
Sorry, don't know I kept the antenna near the window after initial acquisition...
1184339
Yes, the antenna is a length of wire that comes out of the back of the unit.