My antenna is 56" from ground to tip. Can this be closed without bending the antenna??
1181885
Probably but be sure to get the larger unit and you'll just have to position the bike in the right spot as it is arched but it has the clearance.
1181886
I have a Road Glide and my antennas fit if I pull the back all the way in. If the antenna does catch on the cover when I close it, it doesn't seem to hurt the antenna or the cover. You just have to be careful when you close the cover. I love my cover. It is convenient. I did switch to the shorter antennas. Now I am less careful.
729200
Yes, that is what I have but be prepaired as you will shortly break the antenna. The wind will grab it like a kite - that is when you will snap the antenna.
2048685
The antenna IS very flexible...it's the antenna I keep on it when my HT is attached to my backback. Storing inside my backpack with it bent for [an extended period of time] is something I am not willing to try.
1924250
I highly recommend your own antenna if you want to get the most distance out of the transmitter. I still got a solid mile easy with it, no sound degradation. But the connector on mine was loose so if it wasn't balanced vertically it would fall over. It was about 3 feet extended, maybe 10" folded, between 1/4"-1/8" diameter. Pretty normal looking radio antenna, just used for transmitting instead of receiving. :-PAny more questions I'll try to answer, but extreme specifics I'll have to ask the guy at my church cause I gave it to them for drive in movies. :-)
1806581
Not without a different 3.5mm to 3.5mm (aux cable). The end you have to plug in on the cable they come with is bent at 90 degrees which is silly.
2239667
The antenna will be fine in wind if you mount it properly. Don't secure it you might have a problem.
1344834
No, the wire is fairly stiff. I suppose you might be able to bend it with some force but it might break.
1371801
You should ground it. There is a grounding kit available from the manufacturer, but you can do it yourself. Another option is moving the antenna down. Mine is only 7 feet off the ground and it works perfectly. You may not need to have it up so high. Also consider an inline coax surge protector.
954918
It can be bent, but just a little. I have the same situation. If you have to bend it a lot it won't work. Also, when I say a little, I mean a little.
2124126
No, the probe cannot be bent. It is solid to protect the sensors inside that check the temperature.
86806
Not long enough. Maybe 10 ft. You really need to purchase additional longer cable to have flexibity in placing the antenna. It's not that expensive.
1759743
Not with the one I got. I leave antennas off most of the time to not worry with it. Just saw a friends trike and he has very bendable antenna and it would be less trouble. Cover works great.
690876
It is detachable. You can replace it with your directional antenna if yours does fit.
2231498
use your normal Antenna not a Digital fairing hidden antenna. I have no problems with mine. It is about 9months old.
1407
In the retracted position is performs like a rubber duckie antenna. It will work but range will be decreased.
1781994
Mine measures 36" The station end is connectorized, so it may be possible to find an extension cord if that isn't long enough.
120128
Not sure wich transmitter you're using but I'm using a boscam. You can use the 90 degree elbow that came with the antennas so it goes out to the side.