B+ motorhomes

Gene in NE wrote:

SCVJeff wrote:

Gene in NE wrote:
- If you don't know which way to point the antenna, how do you scan for stations.

Antenna Web

I'm not quite sure how this will help me at every campground I might stay. There are times we stop at a rest area or spend the night in a "Flying J" and want to watch what TV has to say about the stormy skies. How am I going to know which direction to aim the wineguard antenna? The home TV is not a problem, I know where the station towers are located.

If you know where the local transmitter site is you don't need Antenna Web. But I suggest you back and see what it really does. Enter an address and it will tell you what you can see from your campsite and what direction to point the antenna. Your investment is a simple compass. If you only boondock miles from any recognizable site, then you need a GPS to feed it Lat & Lon.

BTW- This site is not a toy. The plots and signal strengths shown are calculations derived from the stations license and takes into consideration transmitter power, antenna HAAT, and pattern. It's surprisingly accurate.