TechnoRV Suction Cup RV Antenna Mount

I’ve read some of the reviews that say it won’t stick, but I have had no problems. You will need to wet the suction cup before you mount it. Also, it won’t stick to decals so you’ll need to find a spot that is decal free. It’s super strong also. The pole I have is a PVC pole and I have the two brackets way at the bottom. It’s been through several rainy and windy days and hasn’t budged. I’ll be buying another one for a flagpole this summer.

It made putting up our wyfi booster up a breeze. (Just make sure you put things on right in first place, lol)

I use this to hold external antennas on my RV and they work great on the smooth walls of my slide. Well worth it if you have external antennas that you don’t want to drill holes in your RV or permanently mount something to the side or top. Of course, you cannot drive down the road using my method for mounting the antennas. Also, please don’t misunderstand me, temporarily mounting an antennas this way was not my idea, I got it from the TechnoRV YouTube video, they’re a wealth of good information and ideas.

Mounted this to my slide out with a 1" x 5ft conduit with my cell booster attached. it would fall off after sometimes and hour other times 10 minutes. Really bad idea for me as i have a $700 cell booster set up and i heard it hit the side of my brand new trailer 3 times a well as the ground. I will return this. I believe my wife purchased a second one, which will also be returned. I hope they give me my $9 shipping back as well for both for instructing on how to do it then it not work when i did it the exact way they instruct.

The Suction is impressive. No damage to gel fiberglass when removed. I still attach a little safety cable to it so if it happened to come loose the antenna wouldn’t crash to the ground. Hasn’t come loose yet though.

Work great only had it come off once but lick it an stick it been on ever since an the plastic knob broke

Using to hold my 25ft weboost mast to side of RV. Very strong suction. Top grade construction. I believe it will last a long time! With two of them you can literally climb your RV with suction power! Not recommended...

I feel a bit played. This is a basic glass lifting suction cup tool with brackets bolted to it and 2 large hose clamps. Really good idea, but a quick search turns up $15 suction cup tools here on Amazon and a trip to the hardware store for $5 in L brackets and $5 In hose clamps will do the job. I will build my 2nd one this way. I’d pay $40 for this for the convenience, but $55+ and no free shipping bringing this to almost $70?? Way too much for what looks home made.