Will fit? I'm to install this w/o a pole on a 1 ft. X 2 ft. & 6 ft. high permanently shut northern window ledge, in fifth-floor apt. The channel I'm seeking is 15 mile. south.
2056550
Also I purchased amplifier/splitter from Home Depot, NOT the expensive Winegard amplifier. Works pretty well, but for 15 miles regular power station, you probably don't need that.
1160320
15 miles is comfortably within this antenna's range. It appears though that is 20 inches at its widest and just over a foot tall. I hang mine horizontally and diagonally and it works great. Hope you can visualize that. But what is you terrain or other obstacles and is the station a low or high power station. All in all I think your chances with this product are good.
2056551
This is a directional antenna. You need to have a window with southern exposure and you need a clear site toward tower with no buildings or huge trees in line with the tower. If you have an eastern or western window and can point the antenna in a southerly direction, it may work. With my application I was able to pick up stations 25-30 miles away but had no obstructions and was able to aim antenna directly at towers.
2056552
Due to my temporary disability, my unit is sitting on a chair beside the TV and performing very well. You should not have a problem out of doors. I worry about lightening, however.
121045
the unit is however about 21 inches high so if your opening is 15 inch square, it will not fit.
749051
Based on some measurements of my installed unit I don't believe it will fit
1874645
I don't think it sticks out more than 5-6 inches.. Unless that path's frequented by a lot of people, you should be ok mounting it!
1025303
Yes this should fit, if your measurements are that of the open space. You may need a small filler board on the side.
1505867
I have used http://tinyurl.com/k9n8f7x with great success. Because it takes an Acme thread, it will fit on the B-R or any Acme-threaded extension pole.
743573
It looks like it would be OK if it's not over 39" long. My "Broadcaster" is 39 3/4" long and I had to compress some padding to make it fit but it worked out OK.
1856744
No it will not . Your best bet is just replace the cover and use old setup or buy a complete new set up including the pole . Sorry we actually returned this item bc it did not fit the pole
1686399
I think you better check the pole type in the picture and make sure your poles curve like them...if so I would think it would fit, but I can't say for sure.
982788
The Stokes select has a round set up for the poll. If used on a square pole you would have too much space for it to fit properly unless you used longer bolts. Give it a try. Good luck.
2275501
Like the other two said, it's a 1 3/8' pole so it may be a little loose in a 1 1/2'. It will work fine but if you want a snug fit you would need a adapter sleeve. Overall it will work just fine!
1969740
I used a pole with a 1" diameter, and the flange is quite snug (enough that the taper keeps the flange from rotating in the wind). I think that extra 1/4" would make the pole too wide for the flange to fit.
1002580
unfortunately we don't have the unit any more so I can't provide an answer. check out rockymountainatv.com they might have the dimensions.
1945678
Yes it can fit, that is how I have it installed. It comes with an extra pole to extend from floor to ceiling if there is no ledge on your tub.
1354561
Most definitely. You will want to search for the 3" Fitter version that comes without pole.
1221956
The height should not be a problem, but I am not sure if the slope would be a problem. 13 degrees is not much; maybe making a wedge shaped block (covered in something to prevent shifting) to fill in the gap might make it work for you. If you can find a phone number to call the manufacturer, they might have an alternative solution. On a level ceiling the pole works great. The pricing is best through Amazon. Good Luck.
667702
There has to be a few inches of clearance around the unit so my guess would be while it would fit I'd make sure it's not too confining.