What are the dimensions of this antenna when fully assembled ? The size of this antenna will determine where I install it. Thanks
1995711
http://www.amazon.com/WINEGARD-HD9095P...39.../B001UKMU0MýCachedSimilar Rating: 4.5 - 26 reviewsBrand Name, Winegard. Item Weight, 7.7 pounds. Product Dimensions, 27.8 x 31.8 x 95 inches. Item model number, HD9095P
1995712
This is a very large antenna: 27.8 x 31.8 x 95 inches. Keep in mind that it is UHF only. You'll need a separate VHF antenna to receive all channels.
1995713
i installed it at a customers house not mine. from memory I say a good six seven feel long. I'd go to winegard site for exact dimensions. As a installer if you live far from transmitter get biggest you can get and aim it.
1995714
the boom comes in 2 sections. once assembled the overall length is around 8'.
1765507
There is a thin wire approximately 18 inches in length extending out the lower back of the radio. It does not seem to need to be strategically placed to get good reception. Hope this helps. I have been nothing but pleased with this radio.
990679
What little I know of G E super radio, as I believe there were maybe 3 different models, this antenna looks as if it may fit, but I am not sure of the exact size, so I can not give an exact answer, as for me I had to alter my radio for this antenna to fit, it was a bigger diameter, my radio is at work, so at this moment, I am only guessing it was around 1/4 " in diameter, the stainless does have a pivot joint as most have, if your antenna is broken above the pivot joint, it could still fit, just can not make a guarantee.
1924250
I highly recommend your own antenna if you want to get the most distance out of the transmitter. I still got a solid mile easy with it, no sound degradation. But the connector on mine was loose so if it wasn't balanced vertically it would fall over. It was about 3 feet extended, maybe 10" folded, between 1/4"-1/8" diameter. Pretty normal looking radio antenna, just used for transmitting instead of receiving. :-PAny more questions I'll try to answer, but extreme specifics I'll have to ask the guy at my church cause I gave it to them for drive in movies. :-)
925061
I'm not sure about your specific Antenna, but the antenna goes in one of the top two ports. One of the top ports is for the plug in power cord, and the other is the input from the Antenna. The bottom four ports distribute the signal from the input side.
274747
The antenna is less then 39 inches long and ROUND. The size shown of 50 x 5 x 5 is a suggested shipping box size. The antenna is 2 lbs shipped in a 39 inch box.. Please request to cancel the order if this info is a problem. Thank you
1746361
Not very long u will have to cut a hole for power and antennae to go through it won't mount unless u do! I send it back. It would work for me. I had no power in that area.
2214802
That must be the shipping box dimensions. The antenna itself is less than 1.5" square and has a 20' antenna as mentioned elsewhere in the listing.
485213
The antenna has a black magnet mount with a chrome colored antenna. The length is 34 1/8 inches tall.
1856379
Unable to help you with the dimensions since it's already installed in my computer. You didn't ask for my opinion, but I must tell you that if I had to do it all over again, I would purchase a different product or run the cable for my computer to connect directly to a router. I purchased this item to give an old computer upstairs Internet access for my grandkids. (I didn't want to run a cable from my office downstairs to that computer.) Does it work?...Yes, but you might have to adjust your PC tower a little to the right or left to "tune" for the best signal. Is it easy to install?...the hardware, yes...the software, NO!!! The directions, apart from being some of the smallest print I've ever seen (I had to use magnifying goggles), were obviously written by someone who thinks the customer has the same level of knowledge about this product as they do. You will be required to make several "intuitive leaps" during the software installation process. Adding to this problem is the frustrating fact that the person who wrote the directions does not have English as a "first" language. Also, in order to overcome this, they used pictorial instructions...unfortunately, only THEY know what these drawings are intended to convey. My unsolicited advice is to try something else!
1502100
Its not a full size antenna. I would say its about five feet. The cord is about 10 feet, longer than i expected. Both are very good quaility also comes with a nice bracket ans stainless screws and mounting instructions. I have it on my boat and it works great. good luck
310233
yes, it will fit. Make sure you have the body located on the antenna in the cutout before cutting the hole in the body, for proper location. No directions included in this kit.
742706
I don't recall the exact dimensions, but I do remember that the dimensions listed on the instruction sheet were wrong. They dimensioned a hole that was quite a bit larger than what was required. If I had cut the hole in my mounting panel that size, the detector would have simple fallen through it.
971302
Unfurled, the panel is about 5 inches by 6 inches, and each antenna is about 2 feet. But I couldn't ever get the damn thing to work anyway.
306171
There are four elements (rods) that extend, pivot outward 30" each. I cannot easily access my antenna to tell you if they are centered. I believe that the elements are offset 1 1/2" - 3". The arm that comes with the antenna is more of a stand off for adapting the square antenna too a round mast. It measures 8" long, and is not connected when shipped. I did not use it.
43621
Approximately 3 inches front to back, 9 inches long, and 8 inches high with handle up, and antenna down. Top to bottom it is 6 inches with the handle down. It plugs in at back also. Hope this helps :)
1018947
The antenna lies flat at the top back edge. It pivots up and can be extended I would guess close to 2 feet. I didn't measure it.It also can be rotated so its not vertical but horizontal along a wall or cabinet. Hope it works for you. We have two of them and they are a well made unit.We live about 60 miles north of Seattle so are not close to their stations either.