I have aluminum windows, can I use the stick on antenna with them?
1080520
Sure. The antenna sticks to the GLASS. My windows have aluminum frames and no problem.
1080521
I bought this booster and have had NO problems with it as far as the question goes I have plexiglass and the suction cups work great...I went from 0-1 on 2g to 2bars on 4G I live in rural Cali and this booster is designed to be in APTS ,condos,and lofts.Metro claims to have lighting fast 4G LTE YEAH OK METRO PCS SUCKS!!! if they didn't, I wouldn't have had to buy this booster
1080522
If its just the frames that are aluminum you can stick the antenna to the glass panes.
1080523
Gosh - I do not know. I bought the device for a home office location in remote Ravensdale Washington. It did not perform at all and the company did take it back. It may work better if one is not as remote.
1080524
Per my understanding the antenna is for interior use only. To be mounted on a glass window; receiving the strongest signal.
1953812
Unless they are part of your satellite subscription, and you are within your sat service area, you can't. If you're addressing RV usage, use the roof-top antenna.
1259734
The window is only for the rear plate. As for the antenna: it needs to be unscrewed from the holder in the top of the car
2067675
I would get an antenna that you can string outdoors and then come into through a window with it.I did get some shortwave by just stringing the supplied wire antenna inside the house.
752965
Yes, you could use the bracket inside or hang it in a window and see if you can get all your channels. Mine did pretty good inside, but reception was excellent on my roof, so that's where it is now.
1421397
An indoor antenna probably won't work due to aluminum siding. Might have to consider a roof top antenna.
1077205
It says "Glass Mount" so it does mount to the window with an adhesive. The antenna works okay but your better off with a magnet mount and running co-ox in over the signal having to travel through glass.
441392
From my experience, I would say no. That antenna will cause the output drivers to overload because it will take more power to drive them. This will cause transmission errors.
1989926
If your current antenna is a bat wing type then yes. You can also mount it on a pole with the included bracket.
1887042
I don't know, I bought it for another purpose and it didn't work for me. I ended up buying an extended stick antenna at a car parts store.
1796230
Yes you can. Be warned, though, your reception is only as good as your antenna.
1037974
Hi. I have used this product. The two sided tape is probably the best I have ever used and I believe it will stick to your aluminum windows.
1118298
Yes you have to have the antenna. I do not think so. the application is not web base, it is windows. hope this help
1410056
You would do better to purchase an indoor/outdoor base antenna. This antenna was intended for single pane automotive glass.
1781585
I live in a trailer with metal siding, and while I have to put my indoor antenna in front of a window to get reception, I've found that I can also get reception in the window opposite the direction of the broadcast antenna. That is, if the broadcast antenna is to my north, I find that I can get reception putting the antenna in front of a south window.
506136
Yes, you can do this, if you are within range of Wifi or someone with internet service that will give you their password to log on too. I live in RV parks, and other places, and without my antenna, I wouldn't have service. At this very moment, I am running off the office secure system, but they gave me the password. This antenna is very simple to use. It does come with a dvd disc that you have to download for the app. It is compatiable with windows 7 or 8.
2085823
Sure you can, but it's not advantageous. The Wilson panel antenna that most kits come with for the inside works best, at least for me.