would it be something that would work in a semi truck over the road?
834057
To get this to work you will need a internet connection. This device plugs from a ethernet cable/rj45 to give you wifi. I bought this product so I can create my own hotspot at a hotel when wifi might cost money but in room ethernet is free or wifi is spoty. This device can make a non wifi device use wifi. I am unsure of your setup on your truck. It should work at hotels/motels and some truckstops.
834058
No - The router connects to the ethernet wired connection in the hotel room to access the internet and create a private wifi spot that you can password protect. It doesn't use cellular at all. HTH Sue
100515
It can be mounted to any flat surface the size of the box. The back has predrilled holes that you can use to secure the box to any solid surface. I have mounted these boxes to wood, concrete, and the interior of a cargo van. One thing I would caution is if the semi-truck is going through cold climates to keep water spray and freezing in mind when mounting. Then combo is a mechanical device.
1794860
Not that I'vee ever seen. Sounds like you need something like a Garmin nuvi built for truckers.
1274273
It could if you put them in the truck. And the horns underneath in the back
2082856
it would probably work as long as u did not load it too heavy. otherwise tires may sink in sand
1380230
Yes, it will work however if the camera is on one side of the truck that's the side your going to see when you start to use it
1004332
Yes it will work the only thing is that you need to use it little by little so the motor doesn't overheat. I installed it on my minivan to haul a wheelchair.
1125421
It would work, but not from a distance. It would be better as a garage type decor.
1511759
Depends on the size of the truck - you would need to measure the distance between the wheel wells. Full size pick up would probably be ok, mid to small probably not.
1227148
It would take a while. Probably not enough output to use on a large vehicle. I use it on my motorcycle and it works perfect.
2240092
This radio CAN be used in a semi. I'm an amateur radio operator involved with emergency communications, in which CB radio plays a part, so I purchased this radio for base rather than mobile operation; however, it is equally adequate, and is really intended, for mobile operations. It is compact (won't take up much space in a crowded cab), rugged, sounds good and is easy to operate. It doesn't have all the bells, whistles and flashing lights usually associated with truck-mounted units costing many $$$ more but they aren't really necessary for reliable communications. Also, many big rig radios are of the single side band variety which won't do much for you either except to bump the price up. You may hear that big rig radios are more powerful than this one but that's NOT TRUE. All CB radios are limited to not more than 4 watts output. If they're doing more they are either using an amplifier, which is ILLEGAL and can result in fines and equipment confiscation if pursued by the FCC, or the operator really isn't using a CB radio but a 10 meter radio (CB radios operate in the 11 meter band) which can have a greater power output but also requires an amateur radio license to operate. The real key to good operation is installation of the best matched antenna system for your application. A good radiator will trump output wattage every time. Bottom line, a good radio for its intended purpose and it won't break the bank account. Spend the money on the antenna system. A lengthy response but I hope it helps.
1616299
I am not all the way sure but this item was made so it can be used in a car, motorcycle, etc.
1617501
Well I got it for my freightliner semi to use to attach an extra battery and its flexible for below temperatures I say it works good it just doesn't have that hard thick cable wire that car batteries have like a wire hanger this is like speaker wire.
1544801
No!!! We have a remote 4x4 truck that we use it for. It's not that wide or heavy duty.
1405047
I'm not sure, as my husband is using the cooler in his semi, which I guess has several batteries, so the power it would draw would be minimal. It is a small size cooler though, so I doubt that it would draw a lot of amps from a regular car/truck battery.
1061987
Yes. You might not be able to drive it in, if you can push it in it might work for you.
1919970
Depending on the size of the light and sound module, there's maybe 2cm of space behind the existing and I believe stationary "moc" light on the top of the truck, so it may be possible although a tight fit.