RV ANTENNAS.... AGAIN
The Winegard has been doing well for 15 years but...hand cranking it up and down and then experimenting to find the msot or best signals is old.One of the winegard that is omnidirectional and enclosed...
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dieseltruckdriver wrote:
I uninstalled an OEM batwing style antenna that did not work well. I installed an omnidirectional Winegard Air 360 that doesn't work nearly as well as my previous campers crank up Winegard batwing but much (MUCH) better than the cheap knockoff that came on this 5er.
I do still carry a pole and a gain antenna (both VHF and UHF) that I can strap to my rear ladder for those places we don't get anything on the Air 360.
and that's likely the best solution for RV OTA TV but not very convenient to store, put up and take down. IMO the winegard batwing sensar iv with tw/the wingman add-on and good RG-6 coax is the best RV OTA TV solution.
