Will this work in a home with a metal roof out in the country surrounded by trees
1725202
Mine worked fine in the same conditions as yours I have one for sale cheap because I am no longer a Verizon customer $100.00 only used 4 months
1725203
I still have the equipment but I went back to Verizon and it is working just fine
1885716
Husband says if your roof has any slope at all, it will work fine. Will not work on flat roof. Ladder may have to be leaned into the house farther out from the house on the ground.
753155
I'm sure it will work for you if the part of your roof just above where the edge or downspouts are is smooth so that you can pull the snow down over the edge. If you have a 'bump' type seam that is less than a foot from the edge then that bump could make it difficult to use this as the 'bump' will be in the way.
952119
I doubt it. I'm on the 3rd flr and I get poor reception. But I'm in Seattle and there are lots of trees and hills. I bought it because it had great reviews but it hasn't really worked out for me. The attic would be a good idea. I've heard that hanging it in the window might improve the reception.
1421397
An indoor antenna probably won't work due to aluminum siding. Might have to consider a roof top antenna.
2222822
I am not sure. Depends on how much snow and how solid your panels are. This device works on a gravity principle, so for areas of your roof without panels am sure it will work great and save you tons of time. . .but, due to the variety of solar panels, tensile strength of materials. . .I would be careful testing it.
2035486
The unit should mount on the exterior of you home without issue. It has a protective flip cover that will protect it from the elements.
256697
yes michelle i have a metal roof, i can make and receive callls with my zboost yx540. hope this help you
1099715
Hello, we have a metal roof and it worked for less than two months. But I don't believe it had anything to do with the roof. We have an old fashion roof antenna that works very well.
1099717
If the antenna is outside the tin roof should have absolutely no effect on its operation. I'm fairly certain that it would work inside as well
1347339
Instructions don't indicate use on a metal roof, but I do. Be careful how you attach it to the metal roof-you don't want any more holes than you already have! (It might work to find a type of hook that can be attached with the same screw that is already in place) I just clipped it on the edges the best I could and drooped it into the guttering. I put mine down about a foot into the down spout. It works for me.
695753
Yes I have a metal roof. There is an outside antenna that the signal is transferred from.
1472687
Yes. Works best if it is outside. Just make sure it protected for harsh weather.
97620
I don't know for sure, but mine work great here in Hawaii. Normally, your panels should be a few inches above your roof, so that there is airflow beneath the panels.
1137403
I used it to saturate the soil around the house, I would think it would work here as well.If the tree is or was infested, it may die.
602333
Yes, as long as you are able to get the product up under the planks past where the water starts to drip into the gutter. If the planks are nailed to the edge of the roof then no, it won't work.
1625730
Sorry, "range" really depends on terrain and where you're at; I'm getting a couple of miles from inside a building with a metal roof.