do you mount it in the place where the old antenna is or attach it to existing bracket? does it crank up and down?
1434321
You can buy just the head and attach to the old crank up you have or you can buy the head and mount and it locates in the same location and there is no up and down. I have already broke one off with a tree limb and if I loose another one I am going back to the old one.
1434322
You cut away all the old putty remove the old antenna mount it over the hole. Be careful when cutting away the putty from the antenna I cut through the rubber membrane roof and had to patch the area plus the hole was very large in my roof. No the antena does not go up or down only rotates works great
1434323
You need to purchase the adapter to cover the old mounting holes. Then remove old antenna. New one doesn't go up & down.
1434324
I took the old ant. out, had to enlarge the hole abit.this ant does not go up or down . It is onlyabout 10'' high . it has a 360 degree radis , brings in tv channels 50 miles away. Works good with the new HD channels.
232482
Yes, but drilled hole on new antenna was off hole on radio, so had to remove sm. part on radio to accommodate new atenna. Keep all old parts for any adaptation needed...
2108978
If you mount the antenna outside, yes, you will need to ground it. Look up grounding kits. If you mount it inside an attic, like I did, no grounding necessary.
1037320
I really can't answer that with accuracy. Mine came with brackets to mount on a round pole as well as the ability to mount on the dual square bars of the typical RV crank up mast. I guess you could always cut the square tubes short and just leave in the up position if you want the antenna nearly flat on the roof. Personally, I want the antenna as high as I can get it.
1210851
Greetings: Mount the bracket end the same as the old one. Ignore the orientation of the support, there have been a few design changes for the better.Thank You, Lou Fishman
2089000
No, this base of the antenna has a flat spot with a small screw through the flat spot for mounting, above the flat spot is a pivot to fold the antenna down.
1478245
Concur with previous comments. Best to mount it outdoor, chimney mount, using pipe, some strapping, and the brackets that come with the antenna.
1574053
There was an existing 1.5 inch galvanized post supporting the old antenna, so my guess is that is a lot cheaper than - antenna mounts- a 10 ft pipe is not that expensive.
209245
I did not gnd it as my antenna was mounted in my attic. U can try to gnd to anything metal pipe which is going down to the ground
2015909
I bought the regular mirror mount and it does a great job holding antenna. Hope this helps you.
88794
It comes with just the antenna as you see. It will need a mounting kit with a mast and a mount which will vary depending upon how you intend to mount it. Just search on "Antenna Mounts". I'm using an old DISH mount. Please NOTE: this antenna is highly directional so unless all your stations align in the same direction, you will also need an antenna rotor. To see where your stations are located, go to Antennaweb.org. Good Luck, Jim
1610862
I don't remember getting one, but I don't think you need it. You just disconnect the old antenna and plug in the new. Took me about 15 minutes, and that included climbing up on the rig and getting down.
2271563
No, I attempted this. My old dish mount only has about 2" of vertical on the j-shaped tube and it is about 2" outside diameter. I could rest the new antenna mast in the tube but it is loose, and with only 2" vertical to mount to, I'm going to remove the satelite dish mount and install a couple of regular mast mounts to the board.
1186591
You install it under the old radio. You need to remove the factory installed storage bin below the radio and replace the bin with the Install Kit.
682118
If this radio is a New still in the Ordinal box, it Should. However, If the radio is used, you may want to ask to see if bracket is included.
1989926
If your current antenna is a bat wing type then yes. You can also mount it on a pole with the included bracket.
1714351
I have mine in the attic because of zoning ( no outside roof antennas ). Regardless of the name, it is a little directional. I can get all the stations south of me (15 miles) or all the stations north of me ( 40 miles ) but not both. So mounted it on an antenna rotor, works great. Been using it since they all went digital and no cable bill.