Boondocking / Dry Camping TV's
I wanted to pass this on to others that may be looking to replace or upgrade to a LED flat panel TV. If you ever dry camp you know that lack of power affects your experience. I wanted to replace my TV...
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Addendum to my post;
I do have the 24" in the main room and the 20" in the bedroom for 2 years now. Reception is good. I have a Winegard Sensar w/ wingman but was always wondering the correct way to orientate the antenna. Funny thing is most of posts say to have the blades perpendicular to the line of the signal but mine works best parallel.
During research and while considering adding the Wingard signal strength meter I found a post where the gentleman said he uses the meter in the TV. I checked and there is a bar menu on the channel page and a more detailed strength meter in the TV's menu area. I now just bring up the detailed meter and turn until I get the strongest signal. That was great info and a find on my TV.
I do have the 24" in the main room and the 20" in the bedroom for 2 years now. Reception is good. I have a Winegard Sensar w/ wingman but was always wondering the correct way to orientate the antenna. Funny thing is most of posts say to have the blades perpendicular to the line of the signal but mine works best parallel.
During research and while considering adding the Wingard signal strength meter I found a post where the gentleman said he uses the meter in the TV. I checked and there is a bar menu on the channel page and a more detailed strength meter in the TV's menu area. I now just bring up the detailed meter and turn until I get the strongest signal. That was great info and a find on my TV.
