Antenna question on new 5th wheel

The Jack is a good antenna, something is wrong. Is the light lit red on the antenna itself, showing that it is receiving 12 volt power?

Could be the tv itself, most do not come with top quality unit.

Jerry

And the obvious question. Did you go into the TV menu, select AIR, and scan for channels?

Also important to go into input and make sure the correct input is selected.

MFL wrote:
The Jack is a good antenna, something is wrong. Is the light lit red on the antenna itself, showing that it is receiving 12 volt power?

Could be the tv itself, most do not come with top quality unit.

Jerry

X2. So good that I installed them in our last two trailers.

On my 2014 jayco ( bought used) over the air worked fine but cable would not work in the bedroom. Some where the wire must be pinched. Might be your problem.

This is s stretch but on our last TT they cut all the shielding off the cable ends and just jammed them into the connectors.
So you might check the continuity of both the shield and center conductor.

ScottG wrote:
This is s stretch but on our last TT they cut all the shielding off the cable ends and just jammed them into the connectors.
So you might check the continuity of both the shield and center conductor.

This happened to us with our first travel trailer. I couldn't figure out why we could not get a signal. (and this was before everything went digital). I ended up removing the wall jacks from the ceiling and found the coax wires were not cleaned up at all. It was frayed on all connections and they were touching each other. I removed them one by one to make sure they were replaced back into the same spot, cleaned off all the little frays and spindley wires touching each other, on both jack connections, and the television worked great after that.

Check that out first. Good luck.

The Jack antenna is not as good as the old Wineguard Batwing with the Wingman attachment. Two things hold true...more metal higher in the air for better reception.

As noted, make sure you have the amplifier is on, and the TV source is set for TV, Off Air or antenna, point in the general direction of the TV station antennas and scan.

Ken

Did you turn in the signal booster? Same thing happened to me. Then back in the master bed room I found the little black push button on the brown coax cover plate. It was very difficult to see. Once I turned on the booster we located all kinds of channels.

ScottG wrote:
This is s stretch but on our last TT they cut all the shielding off the cable ends and just jammed them into the connectors.
So you might check the continuity of both the shield and center conductor.

We have not checked this yet. I will do this soon. Thanks for the suggestion