2014 Keystone Fuzion 331 - air antenna booster button?

I'l look for a splitter as well, I'll try replacing mine.

I have a 2013 Fuzion 331, We have the same issue as Ronjadog, but after troubleshooting for a while I found that our antenna housing was cracked because of weather and water seeped in. that would explain why the amplifier was not working. we are looking to replace it with a winegard sensar IV antenna.

If your getting signal to one tv, you should get the same signal to all. In doing some upgrades to mine, I removed the booster from where it was mounted in the front wall. Right behind it is a splitter that sent signal to all 3 TV's. one of the cables was so loose, it fell out of it's connection to the splitter as I was working on it.

I would check there first, see if the cable connection in the splitter is loose, or disconnected. on my unit, the input cable/antenna connection is made there, and signal is sent to all TV's from that point, there are no other junctions in the RV.

If that doesn't work, check each cable connection at the tv, remove the cable plate from the wall and make sure it's secure in the connection.

I'm going to spend some time this weekend and see what i can come up with.

Bert, all of my tv's receive the same signal, whether it is set to air antenna or cable. I haven't had the issue you are having. Sounds like it is definitely something that needs to be fixed. One caveat, I don't have the Chrome package. I'm not sure if there are upgraded electronics on the Chrome package that require you to switch each individual tv. It doesn't seem like that would be the case, but you never know.

Hello all!

We just upgraded from an Eagle Cap Truck Camper to a Fuzion 331 Chrome.
There is a few things that needs to be fixed by a dealer. But it will take about a month before they can get me in for the issues we are having.

The main thing is the TV. I get signal to the main TV in the "Living room" but no signal to the TV in the bed room or the garage area.

We have tried every possible way of switching the incoming coax cable, so I know for SURE that there is no way we have connected it wrong.
It makes me wonder if there is a switch somewhere that needs to be turned on in order to get power to the 2 TV's that does not work.

Any suggestions?

Thank you.
Bert

LOL glad you found out, good to know boosters are still being used too. Thanks!

Thanks to everyone who replied. I finally found the booster button this morning. It was in an overhead storage compartment over our front bed. It sounds like Puddle Pirates had his switch in the same area.

Of course, once I found it I let out a big YEAH! My wife asked what I was so excited about and I said I found the antenna booster button. She said, "Oh, if I would have known what you were looking for I could have told you there was a small button in that compartment." She uses that compartment for her stuff, so I've never looked in that compartment. I gave her the look and we both just started laughing. That's all part of the RVing life!

On mine the booster was hidden away in the front bedroom overhead storage compartment. I had to search for it to find it.

We had our hauler completely rewired because the original cable wasnt designed for HD signal, so our DTV system would not work unless we upgraded. New outside connections and preamp booster, so it now supports the main LED TV in the living area and our masterbed room. The booster switch for the antenna is located on the original cable hookup in the kitchen area, it is useless now as is the antenna. DTV GENNIE system allows us to bring our DVR box with 800 hours of content in it without having to bring the sat dish. Works perfect.