Will this work through the window of a RV?
1867563
This may work in an RV window. It will not work in any "double" glazed window. If you are close to a NOAA weather transmitter you won't need it. If you are camping in the "boonies" you may find it valuable. I live in Tulsa and the last few days our Midland radio with just the antenna that comes with the radio has worked wonderfully and alerted before even the TV stations.
1867564
It works fine for us through a car window. We also use one at home through old thick glass and it works fine. We live in a VERY rural area and need it. I'd buy it again.
2149530
if you have one of those suction mount you can mount it to the car window it should totally work.
664563
No way can this go through a glass door.The frame of the pet door is only thin enough to hold on screen.Going through screen was easy -required cutters.
1962715
I'm not positive, but I *believe* you would have to forgo using the window/door and you would actually have to cut a hole through your wall to the exterior, the size if the air pipe. But check with the manual and the manufacturer to be sure!!
2202566
Although made for thru window application, this unit can be mounted thru the wall. Plus, it's an awesome unit, we are very happy with ours
393752
I would think it would work. With my application, it was on an exterior window unit so with the light you can see through it a little more than if it was an interior window.
1931705
Yep. For us, we slide open the window once we're parked in our RV, stick it to the outside and then can see it anytime we want from the inside. It's easy to read. I just get it damp to stick it now cause the normal stickiness wore off after a few uses, but it stays put fine.
1950158
If signal is received at window then this unit will work. But cannot creat a signal if it is not their!!!
1129883
Not a 100% sure but, radio waves should go through the windows, it worked well in the car. Go online to the manufacturer and ask them directly. I would say try it and it doesn't work or work well, Amazon may take it back. Make temp connections onto the window, don't remove the permanent tape system and attach. Good Luck.
67840
It should work great, I just tried it with 3 windows and a doorwall all open and you could still see it.
241138
No! Not by itself. However, if you connect it to a seat belt for a dog, then you are able to limit the movement to the window.
561268
Yes. This item is designed to attach to the outside of a window and be read from the inside. I strongly suggest it be mounted in a place that never gets direct sunlight.
1023747
not if the installer connects the unit with the cable that is inside the RV. The cable in prewired is often well hidden behind a panel in the middle/upper portion of the RV. Last resort, call the factory of the RV to get the cables exact location.
1295950
I just got mine and it worked sideways and upside down. So I assume it would work if you hung it somehow on the window.
1862368
Yes! It probably works better on glass than on the dash. The mount I had to put on my dash has a glass-like surface to attach it to. So the window would work great.
1545402
This works on my Class A RV. I put it on the upper passenger side windshield. The signal does drop out on occasion when traveling Northbound because it's not on the roof, but not as much as the one I used inside on the dash. I really questioned that it would stick to the window, but it's made it across the entire U.S., so far.
1421888
Wireless technology works "line of sight" therefore any obstruction will impact the signal. I have tested successfully over 75 feet with perfect video signal by mounting the Receiver (the Display) on the windshield of my vehicle near the driver's side window (using an extension power cord). NOTE: You can contact the manufacturer RVS (Rear View Safety) Technical Support at 800-764-1028 with any questions.