will the top sensor work on AntennaTec antennas?
1443524
Sorry I don't know what an Antenna Tec antenna is. We just took the old one off and put this on
368255
It should. Radio waves will broadcast in a sphere. You can move the base station around to find the best location. I have a lightly (1week) used one that I can sell for a discount!
1989932
Not sure. This just slipped on the same mast that the other antenna was on. If you already have a mast then it should work.
1265962
Yes it will most definitely work. I have the same one but it's mounted on a roof with the same type of dish, I get all the sats, 110,119 and 128 which is ceil for HD channels. You shouldn't have any problems as long as you have a decent sat finder. Hope I was a help to you. Good luck with your install.
1394064
The sensor works when you start elevating the dish. The sensor requires a power source I directly connected mine to 12volts you also have the option of using a 9volt battery. Hope this helps
737160
The best way to find out is to carefully unscrew the current antenna on your radio. If it has an extended tab on the end, with a hole in the center of the tab, then the stainless steel replacement will indeed work.
311885
It should work perfectly. I bought this to replace a cheaper antenna that stopped working. I highly recommend.
1772400
You always need a swr meter when setting up any new antenna! They will tell you that in the tuning instructions that come with the antena
183609
No! These antennas screw on ! The CB antennas like my midland scanner press down and twist on and off ! Check out Radioshack ! They should have one !
1311737
No, sorry it will not. The new ComPilot antenna unhooks from both sides, not just one. The iCom has to be returned to Phonak for repair ($350 repair charge, send us a message). Or, you can buy a new one of the last new iComs available here at this link with a one-year warranty: Original Phonak iCom
277007
Yes, but you need to check to see if it has a antenna. otherwise you will have to install one.
1616232
Yes it will. However, in my case I did not see any performance improvement using this antenna. I ended up returning it and sticking with the stock antenna.
1757922
If you are talking about a CB or Ham transceiver radio yes. You will need to have the antenna mounted on a mast at least 10 feet or higher off the ground outside on top of the roof and connected to your radio with the proper coax cable. Before transmitting check the SWR (Standing Wave Ratio). Some radios have the SWR meter build in if not you need to borrow or bye one. If your radio is a receive only radio you do not need this type of antenna heck internet for AM outdoor receive antenna.
1311736
No, sorry it will not. The new ComPilot antenna unhooks from both sides, not just one. The iCom has to be returned to Phonak for repair ($350 repair charge, send us a message). Or, you can buy a new one of the last new iComs available here at this link with a one-year warranty: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00KXHD6K6
362208
i dont know, i bought a sticky pad,works well with my radar detector on my auto dashboard.
1157555
Yes, and I would recommend you hard wire it. While I moved the rear sensor to many different locations, the reception using wireless frequently flickered or responded after a long delay. I would also suggest you have a mechanic or stereo shop do it because Magellan will not provide support if a customer does it themselves.
1799777
No, you can't fine tune ANY antenna without an SWR meter. And a high SWR will fry your radios final transistor, so buy a meter! It's something every CB'er needs, and they aren't very expensive. firestik.com/Tech_Docs/Setting_SWR.htm