can you make the antenna remote ??? will they work in the back of my rack ??
2009961
Is not bnC not sure what the type is but I'm sure can be adapted to bring out back of rack
2009962
Yes. The antenna can be remotely placed. They are the standard connection just like any of the other wireless systems.
333093
Yes as long as the harmony is just infrared. These will not work with rf style remotes.
1775969
Yes I have same situation. You can take box to camper it will go thru locating signal and program guide. I had to use a cheap signal meter to set dish up at camper. Also a little tip cover the 2 outside lnb's with foil while finding SATs. Google pointing this dish. Lot's of info..
588890
If you can find a place to install the amplifier and mount the speakers, it will work. Most folks have room to mount the speakers on the handlebars (I don't). The remote can be mounted a number of ways. The amp is not waterproof! Install it where it won't get wet.
1863605
don't know the answer to that, however--look to see if there are 4 small holes around the radio knobs. it should work if the holes are visible
1030302
The external receiver pod which is about 1 inch x 1/2 inch x 1/2 inch can be double sided taped to any surface. Your remote must have a clear line of sight to this pod. Wires then can run to concealed unit.
1879249
Not sure what you are asking, but yes you can the channels on your Main Receiver for example Satellite receiver and or Cable Box with your regular remote like you normally would, in addition to that, you can also change the frequencies on the VKTECH Units {Transmitter and Receiver} to get a better reception. Which is pretty easy to do... Been a good little unit for the money so far... Rob
206951
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.
1076391
Z: put it on a mast and mount it in best location you have, even if it is attached to your tin can. Just don't ground the coax to your tin can. Your metal box will be a tiny blip in the total RF energy radiating from the antenna. Consider that there are dozens of antennas made that are suitable for mounting on RV (a smaller tin can) and they work fine. So don't worry about your metal box, just do a good installation, use the best coax you can and enjoy!
933111
I don't know but I don't see why not. I don't think it matters what mount you use as long as your antenna is in tune. What kind of 2 meter antenna do you have cuz I am a ham as well, call sign KD0WFZ
2056596
Yes you can but I want to make sure remote got in large TV mounted it towards the top rear. Buy from Ruku itself like only $9.00
1319439
I can't see why not, just make your connection somewhere in the wires that will be most convenient or follow the leads to where the radio leads connect to the feed & make your splice there.
1371800
that is a possibility but i am not an expert. what i have seen others do is to add in a ground strap just like people do for "TV dish antennas" recommend you get a real professional input
1600212
Probably not, depending on the actual application. The modules with antennas are intended to allow you to turn something on and off via a little hand-held remote control. Normal modules just depend on signal transmission through the installed house AC wiring, sent from a tabletop controller plugged in somewhere in the house. Replacing an "Antenna-version" with a "non-antenna" version will eliminate the option to turn a device on with the hand-held remote. If that matters, using a standard module instead of the antenna version will not work the same. If you do not use a hand-held remote at all (we do not), instead running your whole X10 system from a standard table-top controller, nothing will change. I'd just try it as see if anything else quits working.
556511
Yes, they are also directional so you can fine tune them based on location. I am using two for rear channels and they work very well. Good Luck.
1953812
Unless they are part of your satellite subscription, and you are within your sat service area, you can't. If you're addressing RV usage, use the roof-top antenna.
1734643
I am sure they would if it was really windy, but It would have to be extremely windy for that to happen. They have bungy cords with clips on them so you can secure them to your rear rack.