Bailey alu tec help

Tpe1
Tpe1 Forum Participant Posts: 6
edited March 2020 in Caravans #1

Hi I want to put an wifi antenna  on a Bailey Pegasus 2 milan don't want drill holes in caravan so has anyone used vision plus uni bracket in the awning rail and also the skirt rail on a Bailey alu tec I know you can stick them on but don't want to do that just wondering  if they will go in the awning rail thanks for any help kath

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  • young thomas
    young thomas Forum Participant Posts: 11,356
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    edited March 2020 #2

    cant remember the brand but some have suction cup fittings...google caravan wifi aerials....

  • DavidKlyne
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    edited March 2020 #3

    Solwise do an antenna with suction caps. The lead can just go through a window and be closed down on the cable.

    David

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  • hitchglitch
    hitchglitch Forum Participant Posts: 3,007
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    edited March 2020 #5

    I have a Solwise and stuck it on the rear of my Unicorn with the suction cup and ran the wire through the window. Worked OK. Don’t use it on the motorhome.

    Not sure how effective they really are despite trying for a couple of years in various European locations.

  • Tpe1
    Tpe1 Forum Participant Posts: 6
    edited March 2020 #6

    Thank you all for your replys  hitchglitch was your antenna an poynting

    Xpol -1 4g/lte   that's the one I am going to get are the suckers secure if it was left on for three weeks many thanks to you all kath

  • hitchglitch
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    edited March 2020 #7

    I bought it a few years ago and it was a different model but they are very lightweight and should have a double sucker I think. It will stay put but unless it is much heavier than my model, even if it came loose it would not stress the aerial cable.  Bear in mind that it needs to be line of sight with the WiFi transmitter to be effective