Trav'ler installation

DSDP Don wrote:

Keep in mind that Dicor NEVER sets. You can move Dicor around five years later when the weather gets warm. Do you want the antenna to be able to float around when the weather heats up. I understand there are screws being used, but it's the combination of the screws and the silicone that holds the antenna onto the thin fiberglass roof. Dicor would be a HUGE mistake to use under the antenna.

The reason you put Dicor, silicone, or whatever under a Travler is to prevent moisture from getting under the base.

However, if you want to ensure your Travler never, ever comes off your RV's roof, first install an all-metal SKA-008 mounting plate using 3M 5200 Marine Adhesive.

Then screw down your Travler onto the mounting plate. Just make sure your put some kind of sealant under the Travler.