digital tv reception
We bought a 2006 Winnebago Tour last summer, when we first got it I had it parked next to my 2008 Jayco Desinger. Using the air antenna I can get more stations in the trailer than in the winne. They b...
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bob_b wrote:tropical36 wrote:bob_b wrote:
I just replaced both of my TVs with a 24" flat screens. Since I managed to ruin the Winegard antenna by leaving it up while driving (again), I removed it and replaced it with the RV Jack digital antenna. It has a signal meter on it and it is amplified. I love it. I now have 36 channels and no more cranking up the antenna (nor forgetting to crank it down). I also got rid of some obsolete technology. The cable and over-the-air is automatically switched when the amplifier is turned on or off.
I now have a cleaner and easier installation.
No more VCR.
No more DVD.
No more converter box and separate remote.
No more selection box for the cable/antenna/vcr for front and back.
No more cranking up the antenna.
Can you provide a link to what you bought and where, along with a price?
I bought one from Ebay for $129, but here is one for a little less money.
Neat and I see that camping world has it on sale even....
http://www.campingworld.com/shopping/item/jack-digital-hdtv-antenna-system-white/56484
I imagine it takes some new hole drilling, correct? Also, how is it turned this 360 degrees and from inside the coach also?
