Does anyone know if it'll work in cab-over truck camper situation...being that the cab-over part might shield the signal between truck n camper.
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Hello DQ, The monitors work very well with any body work i.e. metal in the way. I use them in a fleet of trucks with metal bulk truck bodies and trucks with metal route truck bodies both cab over engine chassis. The units have a crystal clear picture and I very much recommend these, they are the best that I have used and I only use the interior antenna on the monitor. JD
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I bought it to use in my RV, which is a class C because I work via internet. I put the antenna on the window over the cab (suction cup) and it has worked very well (where there is a signal) when driving or dry camping in areas like AZ, UT, Eastern OR & WA, MT, WY, SD, NE, KS, TN, Texas, LA, MS & AL. I use Verizon Mifi as my ATT cell is useless except in metro areas. I also use in in the toad when exploring, but then it goes on the roof. I'm off the beaten path quite a bit and very pleased with it. It's fun to do a comparison of "bars" with & without the booster at various locations. Would buy it again. I bought it to use in my RV, which is a class C because I work via internet. I put the antenna on the window over the cab (suction cup) and it has worked very well (where there is a signal) when driving or dry camping in areas like AZ, UT, Eastern OR & WA, MT, WY, SD, NE, KS, TN, Texas, LA, MS & AL. I use Verizon Mifi as my ATT cell is useless except in metro areas. I also use in in the toad when exploring, but then it goes on the roof. I'm off the beaten path quite a bit and very pleased with it. It's fun to do a comparison of "bars" with & without the booster at various... » Read More I bought it to use in my RV, which is a class C because I work via internet. I put the antenna on the window over the cab (suction cup) and it has worked very well (where there is a signal) when driving or dry camping in areas like AZ, UT, Eastern OR & WA, MT, WY, SD, NE, KS, TN, Texas, LA, MS & AL. I use Verizon Mifi as my ATT cell is useless except in metro areas. I also use in in the toad when exploring, but then it goes on the roof. I'm off the beaten path quite a bit and very pleased with it. It's fun to do a comparison of "bars" with & without the booster at various locations. Would buy it again. « Show Less
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I purchased 7 of these to operate LED lights we added to the rear of our snow plow trucks at our church. I know that at least 3 of them have different frequencies. I think that if you have 2 with same frequencies, if they are further than 20 ft apart, it probably will not interfere with each other. FYI. I marked the transmitters and receivers with numbers to help identify which units go together.
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I think it will - I have a 5' bed and there seems to be ate least 3 feet hanging over the cab --- really high quality stuff in my opinion - I drove mine under a parking garage -- don't say it! and they were very responsive in getting me a replacement unit etc I would recommend - my is for intermittent use but mounts well and seems very solid. With the addition of a tarp would make a great pickup camper also!
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This unit will not work on rv.Go to their main site and you will find a different one with antenna.The vehicle you are dragging is a little far from the main unit ; i.e., transmitters are far from the receiver.That's why they have one for rv's and trailers.Good luck.
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First response I think of is whether there is adequate signal and if the lights light up quicker if you move the antenna to a different direction? Next thing I think of is a loose connection from the side mounted switch to the antenna power line at the antenna itself? It is good to test the connection before sealing it all up, but I really don't want to go there! Good luck!
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I think it would work well... 2 work better than 1... as long as your camper is low enough ... I use 2 on our travel trailer (tow behind)
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This was designed for cable signals. For indoor antenna, I recommend trying a different antenna all together instead of a signal booster. A booster will not improve an over the air signal that is poor due to obstacles.
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Did not use it for that type of application. Used it for over the air TV antenna signal and for that it works great.
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I don't see how it could possibly work with a pick-up truck, there is no place to anchor the top straps. Even if you had a camper top the geometry for support wouldn't be right. If you have a trailer hitch mounted on your vehicle, there are bike carriers that are designed to work well with them.
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I actually have one in my RV but have a truckers antenna rather than the magnetic mount antenna. There was no place to put the magnet mount antenna and the trucker antenna was better. You have to be close to the inside antenna for it to work. I do have service in places where other people don't and have on 2 occasions letother people use it in an emergency. Wilson has very good service. You might contact them for recommendations.
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I don't believe so. This unit is for over the air signals while pointing the antenna in a RV for the strongest signal.
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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.
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Can you remind me on what second is? Mine worked with the onstar and the door chimes. Funny story though, I sold that truck and kept the PAC unit. I do have it for sale. Willing to beat any price.
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it should work fine once you google how far the nearest broadcast station is located from where your RV is Parked. Not sure it will bet good connection while Driving
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I am not aware of this type of feature and would be surprised if it did. I am not a trucker, so your fellow truckers would be more apt to know this.
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Yes. It will cover both cabs, however, I do have the double cab! You just need to place it on the center of the area you wish to cover, then measure it to install on the same location on the other side. You don't have to be exact, just close, who would know or judge the job you did anyway?