SiriusXM Vehicle Tuner antenna installation

RFW63050 wrote:
My antenna sits on my dash. And I don't have problems.

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You will likely do ok if you have a southern facing campsite with it in your window. If not, you might struggle. If it were me, I'd try to mount close to a radio antenna or TV/Sat antenna use the same hole since your likely going to the same place.

Remove the dicor around it, run your wire, tape up with eternabond and then cover with dicor self leveling.

Screw the antenna through the roof into a truss and cover the same way. Eternabond covered with dicor seems to be pretty much leak proof from everything I have read about re-roofing or adding/replacing anything on a roof.

My antenna sits on my dash. And I don't have problems.

I put the antennae for my XM radio on the roof of my 5'er. I ran the cable under the 5'er then up the rear outside corner molding. It's the molding that has the plastic insert that covers the screws. I then applied a big puddle of Dicor and set the antennae in it. Been there for a couple months and no probs. I had to buy a 25' XM extension cable to do it.

The radio shop that mounted my XM ran the wire out through a marker light along the front roof-line. It was easily (for some people) accessible through the front TV cabinet. The wire is exposed for about 8 inches above the top light and the antenna is fixed to the roof with silicon adhesive. It has worked well for 6 years.
With the silver full-body-paint the black wire is not noticeable. The wire could be tinted to match the RV.

You should be good as long as the disc (antenna) is facing up toward the sky.
I have one in my house and it gets pretty good , but not perfect, reception through my roof