Does the camera antenna have to be mounted directly on the camera or can it be mounted in a different location by using a cable to connect it?
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Hi, The antenna on the camera can swivel 360 so could lay flat down if you have the space. John.
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Hi, You have a choice, the kit has an antenna that screws straight onto the monitor or there is an antenna on a long cord about 8 10 feet ( I didn't measure it) that you can place up higher even outside. I used the antenna that screws straight into the monitor and have a perfect signal. This truck have a very large and high hydraulic tail gate as is a drop side stake body and I still get a perfect signal with the camera on the tag plate holder lower back just above the bumper. The camera antenna goes straight on top of same no problem.So the signal goes past all that steel. John.
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You are required to use an external antenna that you qill directly screw to the routeur
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It has a female threaded screw for the camera mount adapter. You can mount it directly to a tripod. I have used it that way with no problem, assuming correct thread diameter on the tripod.
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The Camera comes with a mount that can be screwed to a wall or a solid ceiling (no drop ceilings). It attaches to the mount via a screw-mount like those on a camera (tripod mount). The mount is kind of cheap, but I guess its not designed to be moved very often.
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Both can be outdoors but you can separate the box from the camera so you can feed just the cable through a hole. Do this from the box and not the back of the camera. There is a small wheel that will unthread it and then you pull straight out. Don't try to turn the whole cable or you will break it. It pulls straight out after you unscrew the little threaded wheel.
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No it uses a different connector. It's not possible to use the antenna that way.
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Just turn the camera upside down. On the bottom you will see a rectangular slot for the cable.
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There is an included mounting bracket along with mounting screws and an allen wrench. The mount will attach to the bottom or top of the camera.
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There is a slot on the bottom of the camera where you plug the cable in to do this
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Mine is mounted on a wall and works very well in that position. Very pleased with the performance of this antenna.
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Yes you have to use a camera mount like the one that the camera was on in its origanal box or the extra long that comes in the box
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This antenna requires a ground plane, so you couldn't use it attached directly to the radio. You can however mount this antenna on a metal vehicle like a car or truck, and run a coax cable to the radio. For more info on these see the manufacturers website.
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It can mount directly to the flycam but I strongly recommend getting a quick release plate so you don't have to rebalance it everytime you want to use it.
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No, the cameras can not be installed to the underside of the eve. They can only be installed on the wall. Although, that's not entirely a deal breaker as I personally mounted all of mine on the wall just under the eve. The mounting bracket allows for the cable to snake out between the wall and the bracket, and when mounted close enough to the eve, only a few inches of cable (which are not entirely visible since the camera itself is visibly in the way) are seen before it goes in to the eve. Wall mounting is typically much more solid, so the camera will not move in high winds.
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There is a threaded hole on the bottom you could attach a mount to. The threads are deep enough to support the low weight of the camera.
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I believe you are asking about the cable which attaches from the top unit to the camera itself. Without it won't work, it does take a bit until you figure out the precise direction which to insert. I actually like this unit very much for those rare occasions when you need a remote.
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No problem with the camera, However, you would have to position the device so that the camera is where you want it.