Campground Cable digital or analog
Our Class C does not have an antenna, only a cable tv port. We have never taken a tv with us. But, I was wondering how are campgrounds handling the digital signal switch. Can I just plug in an old ana...
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I havent been out this year yet but all I ever saw prior was the ANALOG signals coming from the camp ground cable connection.
You might want to check before going.
You can pick up a cheap digital TV converter box from WALMART for around $20 which will convert the digital TV signals back to "UGH" analog...
If you are close to towns a rabbit ear portable antenna sitting on top of your trailer works out pretty good. I have done this on many trips in my POPUP trailer before I got a TV POLE mounted on the side of the trailer. Now I got a BATWING antenna on the pole which works great.
You can see my side mounted antenna pole here with the bat wing antenna on it...
Hard to imagine a RV trailer does not have a roof type antenna. Though they were pretty common on all RVs...
Roy Ken
You might want to check before going.
You can pick up a cheap digital TV converter box from WALMART for around $20 which will convert the digital TV signals back to "UGH" analog...
If you are close to towns a rabbit ear portable antenna sitting on top of your trailer works out pretty good. I have done this on many trips in my POPUP trailer before I got a TV POLE mounted on the side of the trailer. Now I got a BATWING antenna on the pole which works great.
You can see my side mounted antenna pole here with the bat wing antenna on it...
Hard to imagine a RV trailer does not have a roof type antenna. Though they were pretty common on all RVs...
Roy Ken
