Once coax it attached, how do you bring the coax inside and under the hood?
188500
It should fit in the gap between the hood and quarter panel. Once inside I just routed it through the firewall and up into my dash.
188501
Not 100% sure if my way is correct, I run my coax on the outside to the rear corner of the hood and fender.
188502
my 87 ranger had enough room between hood and fender when closed to run it thru the space and I used a plastic strap to keep it in place. What kind of rig is it going on?
188503
Usually there is enough room between the hood and fender for the cable. Then find a hole through the firewall where some other cable, etc. comes through. It will have some sort of rubber plug or boot. Cut a slit in the rubber and feed the cable through. Be sure to secure the cable in as many places as you can with nylon ties. Good luck. TW
1496705
Yes it will go on sideways. Yes you will need to drill hole for coax. Have been very pleased with product
2054068
It's pretty straightforward. I installed this unit in an f150. Remove the license plate and run the wire behind it and along the chassi follow other wires that lead to the engine compartment. From the engine bay, on the firewall there will be a grommet with other factory wires running into the cab. Route your wire behind the dash and up to the stero. There's reall no trick to doing all this. Just take your time and make sure to use wire ties to secure the wire every foot or so.
890256
There is a part of the unit that must go near the antenna. It is contained in a waterproof box and connected in-line with the coax. However, the power injector which power the device near your antenna can be anywhere in the line (e.g. Near your TV). They design it that way because you normally would not have a power outlet available near your antenna.
77536
No, it does not. You'd need to purchase that separately and have to splice into the coax.
1578244
You connect it to the antenna as close as possible. Mine is at the bottom of the antenna mast.
2099062
I usually run these things under dash molding to the door opening. I try to find an opening to the fender and fish the wire into the engine compartment right near where the fender, door and hood hinge are proximate. Then along engine compartment and out the bottom of the grille. Most recently I've just stuck it near the bottom of the door hinge area, but that seems to pick up heat from the engine or the passenger compartment in winter.
577132
Mounting the dish is easy. Coax can be re-used. Will need to run new wire for controls/ power. That may be the tuff part, depending on how they routed the original wire.
319872
The amplifier connects between your TV antenna and TV set. Remove the coaxial cable from your TV set's antenna jack and connect it to the input jack of the amplifier. With a seperate coaxial cable, connect one end to the output jack of the amplifier and connect the other end of the cable to your TV (where the antenna was connected originally). Then plug the amplifier's power cable into a wall outlet or power strip. It's ready to use.
1721340
Earl, You have to mark and drill the 4 holes on the base of the mount and then a hole for the coax cable to feed through. Mine came with a plug to help fill in the hole for the coax. Not the best but it looks ok on my boat.
1503780
Because the antenna has an adapter for coaxial (75 ohm) cable, one thought would be to hook up to the inside wire of the coax and ignore the sheath. Otherwise, use the 300 ohm (flat) antenna wire and hook up to one side. Best of luck!
1860188
One end of the coax is fastened to the antenna on the exterior of the RV. You need to use a coax that is weather resistant.
1929939
Turn squelch Dow volume up dynamike up a try that if not check antenna an coax
1719919
The end of this unit is a female end. The coax cable will have the pin that will go into the hole.
2046627
Attach the two wires from the antenna to the two terminals on the back of the receiver. Slots usually involve a clip to fasten the wire. I hope this helps!
468459
There is no way to disconnect the coax from the antenna. Mine performs as expected for a G5RV. Well made. It has survived several severe storms and doing well so far this winter. Honestly, one could be made for a lot less, but if you are not into homebrew, I would recommend this as the price is decent for the quality. Using it a Yaesu FT-857 and YT-100 Tuner. Tunes good, but not the best antenna I've used for "all bands".Hope this helps!KC9QVGAlex L
247171
My 06 Tundra had a plug under the dash by the left kick-panel, plug in with the included harness and mount the unit. Could not be any easier.