Can I adjust these to cover hilly terrain so there is not a dry spot on the downside?
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I'm not sure this would work any better than any other one. There is a screw which deflects the stream. I think you're going to have the same problem with any kind I'm aware of.
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Yes ------ but I have found the spray distance on all the K Rain Units I purchased from Amazon to be much less than the K Rain heads I bought at an Irrigation Supply Store. I DO NOT think they are the same quality so I stopped buying them from Amazon . For a dollar or two more you can get "the real thing", not these Amazon manufacturing defects.
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They are great for riding a "mountain bike" on pavement. Nice and smooth and quiet. They are very light and thin though, so off road use should be limited to well groomed trails. Rocks, thorns, or any other sharp terrain would be a killer.
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The general rule is that your arms should be at a 90° angle. As another person commented, this may vary depending on whether you are going up hill or down. If you are on a side hill you may set one longer than the other etc. All of that being said, do whatever is most comfortable for you. Everyone is different so try a few heights out and see what you like best. They are easy enough to adjust. Hopefully this helps.
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These antennas are designed to pick up a broadcasting network. On my home and also on my RV I have telescoping antenna masts. You can even use a paint roller telescopic pole with three sections as I did on my RV to extend the length to twenty feet above ground level in still air conditions. They can be found at most large hardware chains. I have a telescoping pole with a thirty foot powered USB extension cable to get my home antenna to fifty feet above ground level. The higher your antennas the better they receive weak signals. These are directional antennas and must be pointed at the signals source to have the maximum RF gain. Without knowing your specific conditions I can only state that there must be a line of site connection, I.E. you cannot have a hill in the way of the 1.5 mile distance. The trees block your signal; if you have a lot of trees your signal will be degraded. In my own experience these antennas work as well or better than Yagi antennas. The height of your antenna and the terrain the signal must travel are the determining factors in your question.
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Hi, The Terrain requires different hardware. We have a great kit for that and it's pretty much a plug & play installation. Check out Amazon # B00HG1TO7G Thanks!
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I don't see why not; the "tip" has a relatively large surface area, so I could see how they would work well on sandy terrain.
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Although not designed to be inset, it can be done. Earthroamers campers use them this way.
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You could probably make them work on gravel but it would need to be very flat and even. If it is sloped I wouldn't use them.
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Yes but elevation may have to be adjusted to compensate for the two sights being closer to each other
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They are gapped but you may need to adjust them a little depend on the manufacturer specs.
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They can be adjusted to be closer or further away angle wise, but if you mean literal vertical elevating, I do not believe they can. However I expect if you are clever enough with metalwork, welding, machining/casting and have enough beer, that anything is possible...
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They should work. Since it is partial coverage. The only concern may be where you arch would line up.
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If it's wet outside then no way...short dry grass for short distances would probably be ok, but I would probably get a different tool if I was doing lots of this sort of thing.
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Yes. Ease of adaptation to slope depends on steepness of slope and direction of joists/rafters.
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Probably not a great idea to do that. If it is your only option then put an access cover in the sheet rock so you can put your hand on it every so often. They will run hot eventually when they start reaching their end.
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I don't see why not, but you'll need really level dirt to make them look even. If its an area that gets any run off it could make them get lopsided over time. Good luck. :)
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There are two settings, GMRS and VHF. We use ours on road trips and so forth too. I would test them out to the distance it can be used. On land doesn't reach as far due to slopes, hills, etc.