Mounting: can magnets be put on so i dont have to put holes in my roof?
745369
magnets can be put on, but keep in mind that high winds could blow it off. If you have a truck, I would recommend a back rack of some sort.
771061
Has magnet on back or mount with screws or use the flip up ring to hang it. We hang ours on the awning arms of our RV.Very sensitive to motion. Nice and bright. Works great!!
1420972
Yes, 3/4' hole in the roof. You could buy a NMO magnet mount antenna base from a ham radio supply store and it would work fine. But tree limbs can knock it off.
804595
You probably could, although since the back of these are mostly magnets, it might be a bit of a challeng to find a way to get a fastener onto it.. For wall mounting I would suggest the boards made more like bulletin boards.
980400
You can purchase a magnetic mount that bolts to the base of this antenna. It is a very strong magnet and worth the money.
2197559
No. Only the side facing out. (The back is magnetic to mount.) You need four -one facing each outward direction from a square hen house. A simple steel electrical box back plate works well for a mount.
1312494
Yes, the plates are magnetic and go with the mounts. I believe it's made to put on your phone and put your phone case over it so you don't have to see it. But if your case is too thick the magnetics won't go through and you have to put it on the outside of the case. Hope this helped!
1324620
That depends on the mounting bracket you use, but the spalding 316 mount has hardware for round, square, and roof/wall mounting. Mine is mounted on a round pole.
1862442
None that I am aware of. You could could use double sided tape if you need to mount temp.
1095100
The magnet isnt very strong. I doubt it would hold firm outdoors. I ended up removing my vent and putting it inside so the vent would hold it in place.
305725
Here is a link to the one I used. I didn't mount it on the roof, but it says you can: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0007U5C2O/ref=pe_385040_30332190_pe_175190_21431760_3p_M3T1_ST1_dp_1 Scott
1883191
There are mounting brackets located on each end, holding the magnets slightly off the surface. By taking the brackets off, they would probably lie flat. Mine are already mounted, or I would try it out for you.
398112
Joe, this is NOT for roof mounting. This model is for Wall mounting only. There are other mounts for sloped roofs...keep searching. Mark in NY
2267521
Yes, but you definitely need magnets to hold it in place, had to use two of the vent covers for my ceiling vent.
642917
I have seen it done, but my suggestion is what I did. I bought a role of stainless steel, rolled out and secure to the steel. Then I secure to my roof over the shingles with screws used for putting metal roofing down.
1991602
Mine came with 2 self-tapping screws to drill into virtually anyplace you'd prefer to mount it. As an alternate you could epoxy it /or get a stronger magnet to put on the reverse side to keep it in place if you can access behind the panels. If you're not keen on drilling, remember vehicles go down in value regardless, and it could be easily concealed by touch-ups.
398108
Mark is incorrect. The kit includes the brackets and instructions for mounting to a roof. However, you will need to choose the screws/bolts/washers etc. that will work with the type of roof you are attaching to. For instance, we mounted to our garage roof and we used bolts and washers on the bracket that was able to get attached to a solid wood beam under the shingles but we had to use toggle anchors, washers and bolts for the bracket that wasn't able to be attached to a solid wood beam. We also used tar in the holes we drilled before screwing anything down. Make sure you make the holes in your roof watertight again!