Does this come with the u-bolts to put it on a mast and the matching transformers to hook coax onto it?
2004290
Two U-bolts with the brackets teeth-like on the opposite side. The hook up is for a coax cable. No pole provided though.
2004291
yes it does. I ended up laying it in my attic and not using the u-bolts out on a pole. it works great. 14 channels.
1755885
Hi. It has 300 ohm connection studs but the antenna is supplied with a 75 ohm matching transformer (balun). Therefore, you will just need coax with "F" connectors on each end. I recommend RG6. Hope this helps!
2260013
No, it doesn't come with a mast. I picked up a 7-foot pole from Radio Shack MANY years ago and I have been re-using it. They may still carry them.
2085984
Yes, its designed to use 300 ohm cable. To convert to coax you will need a booster (which is normally not needed) and a 75ohm to 300ohm transformer.
1669275
It comes with u bolts for mounting on a pole/mast or it can be mounted on a wall using the supplied brackets
88795
The antenna comes with clamps to mount it to a mast, an adapter to use antenna cable and that is all. You will need some kind of roof mount and a mast. Hope that helps.
2214039
You need to purchase that separately. It did work fine with my existing coax cable though as I was replacing an existing modem.
1759420
Yes it comes with the cable and a cap to screw on the base if you choose to take the antenna off.
1160270
Yes, it comes with several coax RG6 cables, one will be used to power up the device. one end of a coax cable will plug into the device, the other end plugs into a small brick/cube power adapter, the power supply cord is a standard RG6 coax cable that plugs into power adapter that plugs into any outlet.What's nice about this is that you could use any RG6 coax cable to power up the device. You could make it as long or short as you want. The coax cable that came with the device was long enough for me, so I used it.
1802366
Albert, the kit included the antenna and mounting hardware (minus the post), three lengths of coaxial cable (10,20 and 50 feet I think), the indoor antenna and the booster. If you check what others bought with it, it will show the surge protector and the ends needed to adapt to it. You will need two adapters though. Hope this helps.
159955
As the others said, yes. I have a Wilson Sleek with the outlet for the antenna coax cable to plug into. :)
835703
no, comes with square u-bolts, or mine did at least, the seller may be able to exchange idk, i didnt ask
1168045
yes, the antenna came with a U-bolt clamp (which I used to attach it to a 1 1/4" vertically installed chainlink fence toprail)
1486291
Yes, it came with U-bolts and all that you need to attach it to a ATV rack.
1860189
Yes, ours came with everything to mount it to your RV including coax cable but you can also order just the antenna head or reciever with nothing else.
1830599
It's best to ground any antenna that is on a mast. The local hardware store sells 8' ground rods. Connect the mast to the ground rod. Lightning strikes can travel down the coax cable into your radio. It's best to over engineer your base station antenna system. All an lightning arrestor will do is let you connect the coax shield to ground, and that's good too.
1694958
The Winegard FM antenna that I have has two screws with wing nuts. if you wanted to use coax on this antenna you will need a 300 ohm to 75 ohm transformer. I used 300 ohm lead-in cable myself.