Can it be used on RV and where would you attach?
55453
My RV antenna folds down to be flat with the roof, this one doesn't fold. Also this one is full of cheap plastic and I doubt it would would take the 70MPH driving down the highway with a 15 MPH head wind. Try campingworld.com for true RV antennas
55454
Yes it can be used on an RV. It's compact size makes it ideal. Mount the antenna on a short piece of pipe and secure with a bracket mounted on the side of vehicle at the top. Look here on Amazon for assorted mounts like the Wilson 901117 Pole Mount for Antenna.
55455
I believe it could it is really light weight I attached mine at first on my broom handle so it very easy you could use a pvc pipe.
55456
Yes, it can be used anywhere and just simply set it up on a pole or lay it on a table. It is portable and lightweight.
55457
Personally, I would make it portable on some sort of telescopic pole, broom stick, or mast that you can take down when traveling. I dont believe it will do good permantly mounted on rv. I have mine mounted in the attic on 3/4" copper pipe.
2039693
The joints can be tightened with supplied hex wrench, but in an RV I would still probably attach a small cable from the TV mounting plate to the wall to limit its range of motion.
2088944
yes, mount it anywhere. but remember, further away = more money in PVC. 1" PVC works well.
1293908
You're going to have to drill holes to mount the bolts into. So, as long as you can do that? Yes. You might want to mount it on stabilized portions of the trailer.
2208185
Yes, It will attach to a trailer. You have to drill some hole's, and supply the bolt's and hardware.
2200145
yes, you can mount it almost anywhere, you just have to provide your own fasteners.
1171468
I think you may still need a bracket to mount this too. this is meant as a quick release for an existing mount I believe. I wasn't happy with typical rv brackets that articulated. So I bought one that I was and added this so I can remove it from the boat every night
2117111
This will work great with an RV antenna. I don't think it will work with an antenna not designed for rv use. If you buy a batwing rv antenna and put it in the attic it would probably work well. Mike S
316199
I have not tried on an rv, but it should work pretty well. I don't know about putting it on the decals though.
1489002
I don't think you can. I think you'll run out of velcro for it to attach properly. It will be very loose
1236483
You could use heavy duty Velcro but when you try to adjust settings it might wiggle around it depends on how you mounted it. Be sure to mount the Velcro to the bracket not on the unit. Another way you could do it, is use 250 lb double sided tape again on the mounting mounting bracket. The big issue is where you mount it.
346913
Yes. I use it on the front end of my RV, which is a Ford F-450. Great product.
1249478
It would not work in an RV. The back does stick out further. Not to mention this is an AWFUL piece of furniture. Great concept, but absolute junk.
1412996
I am sure you can, it uses standard LP connections. I use this with my RV and I just carry 4 extra regular (Grill size) LP tanks with me........ Each tank last about 14 hrs continuous and that is 4 good days at the bike rally!
1270884
I'm sure you could; I got some Velcro strips and mounted my that way. We have ours in the bathroom of our motorhome.
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Concur with prior comment "Michael," who states put it in the best location available. In this case, the flat metal surface on your RV roof may serve as a ground plane if you mount it directly above your RV at least 1/4 wavelength (8'.) However, you may be surprised how well it works when attached to the side of your home (again, try for 8' or more above your roof line.) Always mount an antenna so if it falls, it will not touch power lines. As a rule of thumb, mast support/tie-downs every 10-12'. Always a good idea to use a surge/lightning suppressor and ground with at least a 5' copper rod. Concur with prior comment "Michael," who states put it in the best location available. In this case, the flat metal surface on your RV roof may serve as a ground plane if you mount it directly above your RV at least 1/4 wavelength (8'.) However, you may be surprised how well it works when attached to the side of your home (again, try for 8' or more above your roof line.) Always mount an antenna so if it falls, it will not touch power lines. As a rule of thumb, mast support/tie-downs every 10-12'. Always a good idea to use a surge/lightning suppressor and ground with at least a 5'... » Read More Concur with prior comment "Michael," who states put it in the best location available. In this case, the flat metal surface on your RV roof may serve as a ground plane if you mount it directly above your RV at least 1/4 wavelength (8'.) However, you may be surprised how well it works when attached to the side of your home (again, try for 8' or more above your roof line.) Always mount an antenna so if it falls, it will not touch power lines. As a rule of thumb, mast support/tie-downs every 10-12'. Always a good idea to use a surge/lightning suppressor and ground with at least a 5' copper rod. « Show Less
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As long as you have something to clamp it to...Absolutely. It is of very high quality and easy to attach to multiple surfaces. I am very happy with mine.