Is there any way this antenna will work on an "SUV"???
1545401
As long as your window isn't really curved at the edges, I think it would work fine. I got it to use on a minivan window. I actually never installed it on the minivan because we ended up getting a 15 passenger van instead. But I took it out and held it up on the minivan window and I saw no reason why it wouldn't work. I was going to use it on there. They suggest you place it on the edge of your windshield, but if it curves a lot, they tell you to make sure you place it over before the curve starts. I can't see how if it's installed on the upper corner that it would in anyway obstruct view. Also an alternate mounting position suggested is the center of the back window. They give you tips about what type of window in the back is OK to attach it to. But I see no reason at all why you couldn't make this work on an SUV.
1545402
This works on my Class A RV. I put it on the upper passenger side windshield. The signal does drop out on occasion when traveling Northbound because it's not on the roof, but not as much as the one I used inside on the dash. I really questioned that it would stick to the window, but it's made it across the entire U.S., so far.
1545403
I'm not sure about what suv you might have but the antenna worked well on my passenger car. I chose to mount it on the rear window. It works on through the glass so you could mount it on the front window, high enough to not be obstructing your driving vision. The upward angle is what is needed to get the satellite signals. Hope this helps.
1545404
No. It has to be pointed towards the sky. You need a sloped window or else reception will be spotty at best.
118729
Sorry, I have no experience in this area, but I am sure if you are parked and within 20-30 miles of an urban area, I am sure your TV will search and register the local channels. Any adjustments can be made by merely moving the small antenna one way or another.
225444
I don't believe so. This unit is for over the air signals while pointing the antenna in a RV for the strongest signal.
1217903
Look for a power antenna wire. It will also work. If that is not available you can use a switched source from radio or your fuse panel.
1942834
This antenna is a "universal" fit item. It is NOT specific to any particular vehicle. If you have a suitable, relatively flat mounting surface, you can probably use it.
1182273
As yet have not received the antenna....might not get it till round the end of the month. So, if you find out about a good mobile mount for the four band antenna, I would like to know. I plan to mount on top of a one of my luggage rack arms (GMC Envoy).
160817
The antenna that I purchased, has a "trunk lip mount" bracket installed; and, it doesn't appear that the bracket is removable...for converting it to a "roof mount" application. Check with the manufacturer, and see if they don't make one, for "roof top" applications.
1407817
The make a couple of different antenna adapters. You have to get the correct one.
757681
It could be done. First try to use a simple piece of stiff wire, like a brazing rod or a bicycle wheel spoke. If you can get that to contact a place in the center of where the metal antenna normally goes, then you could figure a way to make this work. Replacement antennas similar to the original one are available for about the same price as this unit...or make your own with wire.
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.
809379
I think that as long as this antenna is mounted segurely on the poll and you can get it in the right direction, it may work. I have nmot tried it with this poll.
193444
I am not certain on that but I don't believe it will. If you send a pic of the other Antenna I would know more if it will work.
27808
Hello, you certainly need this item:Wilson Electronics Dual Band - 800-1900 MHz Magnet Mount Antenna with SMA Male Connector and 10-Foot RG174 Coax Cable. This antenna also works real good indoors (I use mine indoors, it is stuck on top of my computer tower). Naturally, if you want, you can mount it on top of your car and use it mobile. This item really helps boost your signal all the way around. Regards, John
1856531
I'm mixed about this answer. I think it may depend on the actual car because I have had this in a few different cars with antennas in front and rear and different results. I know this answer doesn't help but I will say this is one of the better quality products I've tried. If you car has an aux input this device has and output or if your has a tape player it will work with one of those adapters. Good luck and sorry for the vague answer.
1278735
It can, but it uses the metal of your car to allow the 2 antennas to work correctly. How well it works comes down to how you set it up. Read up on the topic and follow the advice. I can say from experience that Wilson stuff works well when installed or set up correctly.
2081498
If you have headrests that stick up above the seat back, and or the seats fold down to give access to the trunk, it should work the same as an SUV. If not, it might take some ingenuity to figure out how to hold it up on the seat backs. I think with some velcro or giant safety pins you could make it work.
1943548
I used an antenna that was already there. It's about 4 ft long. I think you will need an antenna cause the plug is fairly short. Looks like one on a car