I have purchased this along with Mediabridge Coaxial Digital Audio/Video Cable (50 Feet). What type of mount is needed for roof top mount?
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You will need a tripod mount to attach to the roof with a mast to attach the antenna to.
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usually it is mounted to your roof with a 3ft tripod and 5ft of mast or pipe.you can also use a wall mount to keep from putting holes in your roofihg.
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I Used a Satellite dish mast mount. It work just fine. the base can be adjusted to about any angle for roof mounting or can be used as a pole mount such a a 4x4.
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Sorry, I can not answer your question. I returned my HD9095D antenna back. If it did work, It will not be on top of the roof but up high on the hill behind my house.
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Mounted on roof should work great just aim correctly to get best signal. Install like any other large antenna. Its light weight for its size. Having flat terrain should work even better.
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yes i has a transducer mount power cable i is about. 8 ft for transduce cable
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It is a mag mount just stick it on the middle of the roof and run the coax thru the window and do some talkin!
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jeff:the specs indicate that this mount will only support any t.v. up to 65 inches. it won't handle an 80 inch t.v.
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It comes with a USB cable that connects from the small USB port on the antenna to the standard one on any computer. I would not put it on the roof, as it's not weather-proof at all. Having it sitting next to your computer pointed in the direction of the wifi signal works just fine.
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I used a 20ft 3 pole mast, so I did not need to attach anything to the roof. Sorry I could not be of more assistance. I would guess you need some sort of a tripod secured to the roof. The channel master rotor attached to the tripod then use the super mast secured to the rotor and then secure the antenna to the top of the super mast pole. I think this might work.
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Buy a static arrestor to go in line w/your coax cable and mount it low to the ground. You can get a ground rod at any home center w/copper wire and associated clamps. Just be aware of what may be underground where you are going to drive in rod. My antenna is mounted about 5 ft above roof and receives excellent HD FM!
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that would depend on how its installed. I our case we don't use the cable on a roof. We lay it in our driveway to melt drain channels into hard packed snow and ice - short term use now and then. HTH
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It usually mounts on a 1.25 inch, 1.5 inch pipe. Antennas Direct sometimes supplies their own mounting pipe complete with mounting bracket for wall or roof mounting. The pipe is about one inch in diameter and is all you need for this antenna. I usually use this Antennas Direct pipe or a Direct TV, Dishnet Satellite J- pipe mount. There is very little wind load on this antenna. Have a wonderful day! Regards, John. (antenna installer)
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My trailer was prewired for a satellite connection, but if it wasn't, I would run the cable into a window near the entertainment center. Some people use there TV cable hook up, but I understand that means you have to eliminate any splitters or boosters that might be in that circuit. I ordered the X2 with the tripod designed for it, and it works well.
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I'm not exactly sure how to answer this but the total mount actually comes with several different clip mounts that can be easily for the best setup regarding your tv's design configuration. I ended up just mounting to the wall BEHIND my tv as it keeps both the appletv and my vizio from being exposed to unnecessary heating. It works perfectly too. Very happy with it and the low price point definitely getting one for my 60" next
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It's a BNC style connector on the magnetic antenna. It replaces the supplied "rubber duck" antenna. No wiring at all, just place the mag mount antenna on the roof, and carefully run the coax through the door and shut the door on it. Don't expect a lot of range out of this, but you will hear truckers with the antenna on the roof, whereas the rubber duck is useless inside the vehicle.
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just a cable extention connector and a cable any standard cable will work #1 heres the connector GE 23203 Cable Extension Adaptor Connects Two Coaxial Video Cables #2 heres the cable not sure how long you need Mediabridge Coaxial Digital Audio/Video Cable (25 Feet) - UL CL2 In-Wall Rating - Triple Shielded F-Pin to F-Pin...
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I went out and measured my Durango. The coax has to be at least 14 feet to go from the back left corner of the roof to the front dash area.
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yes that should work ok, however I would recomend if posible that you mount it outside on the roof about 25 to 30 feet off the ground. I also highly recommend this pre amp http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_1_7?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=lna-200+boost+xt+outdoor+digital+tv+antenna+preamplifier&sprefix;=lna-200%2Caps%2C239this will be a great addition to your new antenna. Lastly make sure your coax cable is RG6 not RG59, if you have 59 it will work just not as good as RG6. You will have more loss of signal with 59. Good luck and God Bless yes that should work ok, however I would recomend if posible that you mount it outside on the roof about 25 to 30 feet off the ground. I also highly recommend this pre amp http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_1_7?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=lna-200+boost+xt+outdoor+digital+tv+antenna+preamplifier&sprefix;=lna-200%2Caps%2C239this will be a great addition to your new antenna. Lastly make sure your... » Read More yes that should work ok, however I would recomend if posible that you mount it outside on the roof about 25 to 30 feet off the ground. I also highly recommend this pre amp http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_1_7?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=lna-200+boost+xt+outdoor+digital+tv+antenna+preamplifier&sprefix;=lna-200%2Caps%2C239this will be a great addition to your new antenna. Lastly make sure your coax cable is RG6 not RG59, if you have 59 it will work just not as good as RG6. You will have more loss of signal with 59. Good luck and God Bless « Show Less
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if it come with a mount then it has almost everything, you will also need a coax cable to go from the antenna to your TV, strongly suggest RG6 cable. I would also suggest a grounding block for the coax. So you can ground the wire, outdoor antennas, pick up static electricity from the air like satellite dishes do and they can jack with the picture. This antenna is Very easy to put together, do not mount it to the roof tho, put to on the faishaboard or on the side of a chimney. screwing it into the roof will just make holes for water to come in and ruin your ceilings.