I need to screw the base of an antenna on the side fender of my RV, no way to access from in side, does this base of antenna mount with metal screws,
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no it does not mount with screws.And you must have access to the interior of the panel where the mount will be.you need a better option for mounting
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Hi John - I would like to help - actually - for our home bought a roof top. In hunting this pile of stuff, I found it is a very competitive market, so some of them fudge their claims. Make sure you have a return option, shipping on them! tvo
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If you have no inside access this will not work for you. You need the type of antenna that has a swivel mounting bracket on the bottom that turns straight up and down and once you get it the hole it turns horizontal catching the inside of the fender. You still have to plug the coax in before you try and mount it. Then a nut goes down over the top of the antenna and tightens down against your mounting surface.
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No, the base of the antenna has a stud that the antenna itself screws onto. The antenna cable is permanently attached to the base which would be inside the fender. Only one hole is needed to mount the antenna.
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This antenna base is not threaded. A screw is provided to tighten the end through the back of the radio case.
1992153
No the screw is in the light housing on your car its attached to the antenna base that came with the car.
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Yes on the back side plus on the front has screws that can be used for mounting I used it on my rv ac with minor adjustment to install
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If I remember correctly. There should be 1 or 2 screws on the bottom to attach the plasic mount to the metal unit. You should be able to get to them and tighten them.
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I haven't put mine up yet but yes it does have a mount on the bottom and screws on two sides which would screw into either wood or steel. The diameter of that piecewould have to be no bigger than 1 1/8" wide (and that would be tight). I would go with something 1" wide. Of course you could then screw that piece into something bigger to serve as your main pole orstand for the antenna.
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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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Hi RAS: It's been over a year since I installed mine, but I vaguely remember a similar concern. As I remember, I also expected a tight fit like a sleeve over the antenna fitting, but then I realized that the U-bolts are what really holds the two parts together (via the bracket, which is firmly attached to the antenna). Just don't overtighten them (you'll start to see the pipe collapsing).
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I don't have mine mounted. It just sits in the attic. Here are some of the companies recommendations. http://www.antennacraft.net/Antennas/AntennaMounts.html
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Hello jordan, It mounts with two screws and anchors, in the center of the end pieces. Hopefully this helps you out Jordan. Thanks for your interest! Zoe Industries
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I really can't answer that with accuracy. Mine came with brackets to mount on a round pole as well as the ability to mount on the dual square bars of the typical RV crank up mast. I guess you could always cut the square tubes short and just leave in the up position if you want the antenna nearly flat on the roof. Personally, I want the antenna as high as I can get it.
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yes, that is how I mounted mine, but you must drill the holes for the screws.
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Yes. The antenna doesn't come with the mount. It is a standard attachment, so it should attach to most antenna mounts. Here is one on amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Style-Marine-Mount-Antenna-Radar/dp/B000S5VBG4/ref=sr_1_2?s=boating-water-sports&ie=UTF8&qid=1404392614&sr=1-2&keywords=marine+antenna+mount
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Good afternoon, There is a opening for the rear license plate frame. You would need to remove your antenna when installing. Steve
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Good Evening Glenn,You should remove the metal plate and save the screws so you can use them to mount the rubber one.
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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!
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You can mount one of two ways; flush mount with the hardware supplied or rail mount as I did with optional rail adapter; usually available from SeaSence marine supply or any marine dealer. It comes with enough coax cable and the adapter to mount to the back of your marine radio; so just route the cable where you would like it; either visible or not depending on your application. I hope this was helpful