I have a k30 mount n want to change my metal antenna that came with the k30 , does this fire stick fit this mount ? Is it universal?
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The Firestick antenna is universal. I have used them on a few different mounts.
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I think it should work. K30 may have the same remote IR systems just like the K-r. This is tested working using the K-r based on my experience.
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It works fine in my K-30. As far as I know the K-30 and the K-50 are very similar in their hardware, but better check if maybe you will need an adapter.
2124890
Yes. Looks like I made a mistake in my review... We actually have the k-3376. So I can attest that it fits.
1358847
I have a K30.... no problems installing or removing...works great...expecially when I forget to charge the battery the night before a big shoot...
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I'd imagine it should fit the Fire since the mount is spring loaded and can hold a variety of tablet like devices. For the 7 inch Fire, I suspect it only holds it in Portrait mode? I don't know all the dimensions. The mount is rotatable so even if you mount the device in portrait mode you can rotate it around with a full degree of freedom. The description of the product says that the extension is about 22 inches.
1094207
This adapter comes with a standard antenna mount. If the dish screws onto the antenna mounts of other adapters, it should fit this one without a problem.
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you'll need this one, the other coax to coax don't work.. http://www.amazon.com/FireStik-K-8R18-Fire-Flex-cable-Fire-Ring/dp/B000X3C8L8/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1385176248&sr=1-1&keywords=firestik+cb+antenna+cable
1349685
That is a good question. I BELIEVE it will because it attaches to the same place that H&K; claw mounts do, and THEY are universal.
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It's the standard firestick antennae size. I sold my LJ, but it slid right in and bolted up snug with the rubber bushing protecting the system from grounding out
1062000
I wouldn't swear to that. This is made for a HK MP5 rifle, with the HK claw mounts that lock onto the two machined tabs along side the upper. I don't have a sw k22 to verify, but don't remember them being configured in a way that would accommodate the claws.
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The Firefly has a 3/8"-24 thread per inch screw-in type fitting on it's bottom end (like the threads of a bolt), and the antenna is designed to simply be screwed into an appropriate mount. It's a beefy arrangement. If your mag mount allows something that large to screw into, then it should be ok, though I've not personally seen a mag mount designed to receive something that large. Most that I have seen allow for something with a thickness more like 1/8th inch to slip into a smooth hole, with a small set-screw then screwed in from the side, to lock the antenna into place. Firestik's own K-11 Magnetic Mount is the only mount I know of, that specifically accommodates a Firefly antenna. The Firefly has a 3/8"-24 thread per inch screw-in type fitting on it's bottom end (like the threads of a bolt), and the antenna is designed to simply be screwed into an appropriate mount. It's a beefy arrangement. If your mag mount allows something that large to screw into, then it should be ok, though I've not personally seen a mag mount designed to receive something that large. Most that I have seen allow for something with a thickness more like 1/8th inch to slip into a smooth hole, with a small set-screw then screwed in from the side, to lock the antenna into place. Firestik's own... » Read More The Firefly has a 3/8"-24 thread per inch screw-in type fitting on it's bottom end (like the threads of a bolt), and the antenna is designed to simply be screwed into an appropriate mount. It's a beefy arrangement. If your mag mount allows something that large to screw into, then it should be ok, though I've not personally seen a mag mount designed to receive something that large. Most that I have seen allow for something with a thickness more like 1/8th inch to slip into a smooth hole, with a small set-screw then screwed in from the side, to lock the antenna into place. Firestik's own K-11 Magnetic Mount is the only mount I know of, that specifically accommodates a Firefly antenna. « Show Less
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It did not include the lip mount on mine. I had to buy that. I also bought the magnet mount for the trunk of another vehicle.As you probably read, I did not have good luck with the Browning antenna. I could never get a good SWR (in fact, I burned the output stage of my CB trying to get there). Right now I am using a Firestik 3' with a new cable and all seems fine on both an in-line meter and the internal CB SWR meter.
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Should fit it fine, that is a pretty much universal part. this tri pod is great. But the screw that holds the main camera in place needs to be tightened really tight, and it is almost like you need to make sure everything is in its perfect spot. but for the price this is an awesome unit. I bought three at a 1.50, all worked fine with a little play. best suction i've seen on any mount hands down.
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I'd go for the trunk lip mount, that's what I did. There's also a magnetic mount. The best spot to mount an antenna, especially a CB is going to be on the top of the vehicle with the biggest whip you can get. Mine is a 60 inch whip so it sticks well above the roof of the car. Some folks get those firesticks and mount them in the bed of their truck and from what I've been told they barely radiate a signal forward. I just installed and and I have found CB to be mostly useless in the city anyway, and when I have needed it on the highway it does fine. My VHF/UHF antenna is TLP/NMO mount off to the side. My cb is in the center of the trunk. I don't have problems. Hope this helps. I'd go for the trunk lip mount, that's what I did. There's also a magnetic mount. The best spot to mount an antenna, especially a CB is going to be on the top of the vehicle with the biggest whip you can get. Mine is a 60 inch whip so it sticks well above the roof of the car. Some folks get those firesticks and mount them in the bed of their truck and from what I've been told they barely radiate a signal forward. I just installed and and I have found CB to be mostly useless in the city anyway, and when I have needed it on the highway it does fine. My VHF/UHF antenna is TLP/NMO mount off to... » Read More I'd go for the trunk lip mount, that's what I did. There's also a magnetic mount. The best spot to mount an antenna, especially a CB is going to be on the top of the vehicle with the biggest whip you can get. Mine is a 60 inch whip so it sticks well above the roof of the car. Some folks get those firesticks and mount them in the bed of their truck and from what I've been told they barely radiate a signal forward. I just installed and and I have found CB to be mostly useless in the city anyway, and when I have needed it on the highway it does fine. My VHF/UHF antenna is TLP/NMO mount off to the side. My cb is in the center of the trunk. I don't have problems. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I agree. Look at the Firestiks or Wilson antennas if you want to thread mount it. I posted a pic of the antenna disconnected from the magnetic base if you decide to go this route.
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As long as you have an PL-259 Amphenol coaxial connector. That is what this antenna comes with. Take a look at this link and you will see what I am talking about. https://www.google.com/search?q=pl-259+connectors&ie;=utf-8&oe;=utf-8&aq;=t&rls;=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client;=firefox-a