I have a pop up camper and am looking for an antenna to mount to a tripod outside camper to get better reception at campgrounds. Will this work?
750607
i live in a campground but i have in on a 12 foot pole. depends on the trees and building around you and the distance to the stations. at one time i just had it bolted to the luggage rack on top of the camper and got good reception.
2228968
It may ... I use it in an rv and have to put it near a window for good reception. There is no external antenna port, you would have to use a clip type.
1633685
I used the booster and antennae on my Northern Lite truck camper. I wanted an antennae that I could fold down flat against the roof (so it would not catch on overhanging branches, etc....) if I go boon-docking/off road camping. I purchased the marine antennae and mounted it. To the best of my knowledge, the trucker antennae has a fixed base that is spring loaded (this would not meet my needs for off roading).
1876956
I use mind on a outdoor antenna, improved my signal by 10 times. It should work for you.
707389
Ok, Not sure this will help you out or not.. the 17 1/2" diameter antenna will be roughly 8" from the center of mounting pole. I can't get to mine to measure if this would have clearnce if mounted on a flat vertical wall with out being up past the roof line. Now if you can mount it on the house with the antenna above the roof like...it should work with no problems.
1912753
We purchased this for an outside antenna and it didn't make a difference at all with viewing more or better.We gave it away as it was past the time that Amazon would take it back without shipping fees etc. Good Luck!
1691448
Vertical antennas generally need base radials. With a mobile mount such as this one the metal roof of the vehicle supplies that. If you have a house with a metal roof it should work fine. My mag base antenna works fine on the metal roof of my porch, if I bring it inside and set it on the wooden floor it doesn't work well at all.
1775971
Yes you can take your home dish receiver to the camper and hook it to this dish antenna and after aiming it at the satellites you can get all your dish programming on your trailer tv while on vacation if you are in the same area you still get your local channels. If out of the area you won't get locals.
2231724
You need to check with your Satellite provider. The tripod will hold any antenna.
1400697
From what I know about this antenna, that's what it's made for. You'll probably have to use plastic anchors to mount it, but they can be easily removed and filled in when you remove the antenna.
1196152
my antenna works good at about 25 feet up the pole.it should work a lot bedder then the rubber duck.
645427
Depends. It's line-of-sight reception. If there's buildings or high terrain between you and the station, I'd say no. If not, it probably will work or you might have to get an external antenna. Hope this helps...
1010589
I agree. I bought a better antenna and it works as good as any handheld I've had or had experience with. WELL worth the money!
1800357
It should work just fine. Basically, these are just gain antennas in the 2.4 GHz band, and will send the signal farther. The standard antenna I used did not get the signal there (about 50 ft.) When I used this antenna, it made it just fine.
688675
It depends on what you are trying to use it for. You will experience some signal lose, the antenna is designed to be used outside and will work the best that way.
246957
We have a remote camp and use a booster with a candy bar and an outside cell phone yagi antenna, (you put your cell phone on the candy bar). We wanted to be able to do away with the candy bar and purchase the item shown and it did not work. We returned it and went back to the candy bar.
832303
It depends on how close you are to the tv station antennas. If you are in an urban setting you might have good luck , maybe an attic antenna would work . To test , try rabbit ears in a window , it you get signals then , you will be pleased with this antenna placed outside.