📡 Optimized MB500 Window and Truck Cab Mount for Portable Satellite Antennas Review

Attached to the back of my camper van. With a stainless steel plate, I can mount the satellite dish on the back of the motorhome as if it were permanently installed. Much cheaper than stairs. Place the dish high enough to clear the roof and most people will think it's a permanent installation. Quick and easy setup.

That was what was shown but I wish the bracket had more ridges so it would have more contact area with the inside of the window or its surface. depend. It would be better if there was more versatility or adjustments to the width and depth of the part that protrudes from the window/surface.

Works great, just wish the clip in the window was a bit longer so you have to be a little more careful when lowering the window to attach and detach. There will also be a 1/4 to 1/2 inch gap so the window doesn't close all the way, I carry some microfiber rags that I put in the gap to close it, works great.

Mounted to the back of my RV. With a stainless steel plate, I can mount the satellite dish as if it were permanently installed on the back of the motorhome. Much cheaper than stairs. Place the dish high enough to clear the roof and most people will think it's a permanent installation. Quick and easy setup.

Works great just wish the clip in the window was a little longer so it would be a little smarter when you roll down the window to attach and take it out . There will also be a 1/4 to 1/2 inch gap to prevent the window from closing completely. I carry some microfiber rags to put in the gap to close it, works great.