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noneckrex
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Received my mount on Saturday!!!!!!
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I am here: http://maps.google.com/maps?ll=38.922571,-84.616153
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I am here: http://maps.google.com/maps?ll=38.922571,-84.616153
We have had conversations with the manufactures of popular Jeep mounts (taillight, tire carrier] regarding their powder coated antenna mounts. Our suggestion … mask around the mounting holes and the antenna stud mounts 1/2” hole before the coating is applied so bare metal is exposed. Alternately, include in the instructions the need for the mount to be grounded to the vehicle AND that the antenna stud or coax cable MUST have access to chassis ground through the mount or the antennas system WILL NOT WORK.
Here's some more information about problems with powder coating the mounts, it actually doesn't allow proper grounding to the body.
Also, you guys should decrease the size of the hole to 1/2". Just trying to help everyone out.
More can be read here:
Powder Coated Mounts
Here's some more information about problems with powder coating the mounts, it actually doesn't allow proper grounding to the body.
Also, you guys should decrease the size of the hole to 1/2". Just trying to help everyone out.
More can be read here:
Powder Coated Mounts
I want one too. Not listed anymore.
I was thinking about a passenger side mount. Any reason to be on drivers side?
The vent is on the drivers side, makes it easier to run the coax.
Yeah how do we buy them? There's no more on the website.
OLD doesn't make stuf for 4Runners anymore. They make SxS stuff now.
It seems from the pictures that the antenna would be too close to the tail light, any antenna with a spring attached would start whipping against the tail light while off-roading. Anyone have this problem??