Digital signal booster
I am new to camping and recently bought a new camper. I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions about boosting the signal of the digital antenna to try to pick up more channels. Thanks in advan...
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wa8yxm wrote:
First what antenna do you have. Options include the "Jack" from King Controls and assorted Winegard models
The OP already said earlier back on Page 1 of this discussion -
"I have a new Aspen Trail, and it has a crank up antenna, looks like the batwing."
Since his trailer is new his antenna is sure to be either a Sensar III or Sensar IV, the only difference being the latter is already equipped with the optional Wingman UHF array. If he has a Sensar III then his first step would be to add a Wingman, if he has a IV then that's about as good as it gets. If he's looking for further improvement then he'd want to replace the stock non-amplified wall plate with a SensarPro which is capable of +/- 10 db signal amplification / attenuation. I've added both to my own Sensar III and while the combination does result in improved reception up to ~ 50 to 60 miles from the transmitting antenna is about as much as he should expect for a consistently viewable picture that won't break up.
