2020 Winnebago View 24D

The standard TV location is viewable from the dinette or the bed.
Where would you put a second TV? In the bathroom?
Unless 2 people used earphones or headphones to view separate TVs, it would be hard to run two TVs at the same time in the open concept layout.

The other manufacturers that make this Floorplan all have two televisions. Obviously, the location of the one television would have to be moved. It could be shifted over one cabinet to the bedroom area and another tv located near the cab over bed as other manufacturers have done. Husbands and wifes constantly watching the same program is a marriage made in heaven but not likely.

I posted this to see if anyone has overcomed this limitation.

Ah, yes, forgot about the cab over bunk that's standard on the 2020 models. We have the 24V without the cab over, so I forget about it.
If we could have deleted it, like we did on our 2018, we'd probably have a 2020 model 24V. I like the way they standardized almost every option from prior years. Upgraded the MB cab chassis, too. Price went up quite a bit as a result, but that didn't surprise.

If there's power in the cab over, could you mount a small TV in it, and use a sling box or some other remote transmitter/receiver combo to feed a signal to it?

Sorry, we don't watch that much TV out there, even though our 24V has two TVs.

In looking at the media wiring diagram for that specific year and model, it does show a "rear" wire from the area of the current TV going outside to an optional exterior entertainment center and towards the back in the inside. Unfortunately, it does not show where that wire ends. Is there any unknown coax or wire behind the inside TV area that doesn't seem to be for anything? If so, maybe toning it out will lead to where it terminates.

Asking for a friend, if you are into this much TV, why go out of the house into RVing in the first place?;):B

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