Can I use this antenna with a standard mount or is it only magnet mounted
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It does unscrew, but if your going to buy it, why not use it as is? if you just want the whip, go to midland radio and just buy it...
471698
Antenna is removable from mount but I think it is mount specific. I don't believe it will screw into conventional mounts or spring. Look into a firestick.
1691448
Vertical antennas generally need base radials. With a mobile mount such as this one the metal roof of the vehicle supplies that. If you have a house with a metal roof it should work fine. My mag base antenna works fine on the metal roof of my porch, if I bring it inside and set it on the wooden floor it doesn't work well at all.
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Yes. The antenna doesn't come with the mount. It is a standard attachment, so it should attach to most antenna mounts. Here is one on amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Style-Marine-Mount-Antenna-Radar/dp/B000S5VBG4/ref=sr_1_2?s=boating-water-sports&ie=UTF8&qid=1404392614&sr=1-2&keywords=marine+antenna+mount
191699
Yes and you can use any antenna you want that is equipped with the standard connector. The included antennas are good enough to put out/receive a powerful signal so there shouldn't be a need to replace them.
94151
No magnets are used on the bases of this model of antenna. the base has 2 1-1/2" piviting rectangler plates that pivit to 1 side and allows you to slide the base of the antenna into the hole where the old antenna use to be. you might have to have someone make a spacer ring out of some sheet metal and wield it in place incase the hole is too big?
1137299
No... you must buy the antenna and the co-ax cable to hook it to the CB separately. Also any mounts for the antenna if you don't buy a magnetic one. Magnetic generally don't work very well.
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The mount is the magnet. It comes with 2 metal thin plates with adhesive sticky paper on one side. One of the metal thin plates is small for android phones.
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The antenna will come with everything required to attach it to a standard pole mount. The pole can be made of wood, plastic, fiberglass or metal...it doesn't matter since the antenna is insulated from the pole by the mounting hardware. Grounding the antenna is recommended although I didn't do it. You will need coaxial cable and this can be cut to length and terminated or ordered preassembled with the connectors. The antenna comes with a small amplifier (about the size of a pack of cigarettes) which must be installed in the coaxial line and plugged into a 110 volt outlet in order for the antenna to work. The 110 volt power cord is about 5 feet long and has a standard plug on the end. It is recommended that the amplifier be put in the coaxial line as close to the antenna as possible so you'll need to investigate the best way to do that. Keep in mind that the higher the antenna is, the better the reception so take this into account in selecting a mounting location. Mine is outside on a chimney mounted pole and has survived strong sun, hailstorms and high winds for the past two years without a problem. I installed a 110 volt receptacle in my attic and routed the coaxial cable through my attic and dropped it into a built-in entertainment cabinet. Splitters can be installed in the coaxial line downstream of the amplifier to rout to multiple TV sets but the signal will weaken as more splits are installed. Hope this helps.
536843
No antenna mount, The camera fits inside with the standard antenna. I installed a Foscam F18910W.
2015909
I bought the regular mirror mount and it does a great job holding antenna. Hope this helps you.
418079
I have the mast pointed to our local antenna array here, but I've read reviews of folks mounting the antenna to an actuator that rotates it based on what channel you want to watch.That being said, because this thing is so large and the design, if you mount it high enough, I'm assuming it will pick up signals all around it- it's not likely to be significantly better or worse depending on which way it is facing, it's more about how high it's mounted and how many obstructions are in the way or how much interference is in your area.
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The mount itself is magnetic. It comes with one big metal plate and one small. Small is great for a phone, big one is good for a tablet.
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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.
37700
The mount is the same as an automobile antenna. The antenna position is also adjustable with a screw driver.
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If your current antenna is a bat wing type then yes. You can also mount it on a pole with the included bracket.
142559
Yes. Just about any antenna can be mounted to this rig but make sure you use the right mounting hardware and guy wires when needed.
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The antenna jack is an "MCX" type, used on GPS receivers and such. Adapters to change that to BNC and other more common ones are available online. The antenna mount is magnetic, although it doesn't seem like it is all that strong. I wouldn't put it on the roof of my truck for example, without feeling like it could fly off at any moment.