Jack antenna replacement

Can you provide a link to what a jack antenna is? Tks.

Sure, but I'll be honest, if you don't know what it is, then you really can't help me. I'm looking for real world experience, not guesses.

http://www.kingcontrols.com/jack/digital_tv_signal_finder.asp

I have installed a Jack Antenna to replace my batwing it took about 15 min. just 2 pins and it was done.After install I hooked up my tv WOW what a difference sitting my driveway I was able to get stations both local(I am in SO cal) and long distance like San Diego I stopped counting @65 their towers are about 30 miles from me according to the site I looked up. All in HD Very impressive.I also have a built in amplefier (sp?)that was turned on It is much lighter and smaller than the Batwing and dosn't bang around on roof of my Tioga 26Q. Hope this helps I found it on Amazon @ $49 free shipping but I am a Prime member.

Installed my Jack antenna 2 weeks ago...Took longer to get the ladder and set it up then it did to install it. Increased the channels I am getting at home by 10 channels.

Have not gone to the one campground in question which is the reason I bought it yet. But I expect I will get a few channels out there instead of the current none I get out there. One of the other camper's in the stie next to me was getting 4 channels using his Jack I was getting nothing using my Wineguard that is why I upgraded.

Only time will tell will be out at the campground in ???? in 2 more weeks and we will se the results.

Since my RV is also my Dog house when the DW wants to get rid of me for some the ladies only events at the house, it is nice to get the increased channels at home in the RV so it was well worth it to me!!

New MH came with it and I get many more stations than the bat wing

My new camper came with a Jensen that was about as useful as a plastic bowl. I mounted a fixed mount Jack antenna to replace it and was floored with the difference. I had a winegard sensar on my previous trailer and the fixed mount Jack pulled in more channels than even the old winegard. Immediately I ordered the replacement head for my dads class B that has a non-winegard batwing antenna. He also saw the same results. You definitely want to get the signal meter to put in-line so you can see where you get the best signals.

I recently put a Jack antenna on the roof of my house and am seriously disappointed with it. I can get 20+ channels on my camper with it sitting in the driveway using the Jack. With the Jack on my roof I can get 2-3 channels in my house. I haven't called King Controls yet to start diagnosing the issues but I will.

Buy the Jack, don't even hesitate. PPL motorhomes has the best price and they ship fast.

Fred

Campfire Time wrote:
Sure, but I'll be honest, if you don't know what it is, then you really can't help me. I'm looking for real world experience, not guesses.

http://www.kingcontrols.com/jack/digital_tv_signal_finder.asp

WOW. Sorry for asking for clarification. :R:R

rockhillmanor wrote:

Campfire Time wrote:
Sure, but I'll be honest, if you don't know what it is, then you really can't help me. I'm looking for real world experience, not guesses.

http://www.kingcontrols.com/jack/digital_tv_signal_finder.asp

WOW. Sorry for asking for clarification. :R:R

Didn't mean to come off offensive, but your plain request for a link didn't sound helpful. Lots of people chime in on these threads with opinions about things they have no experience with and I find it tiresome. If you didn't know what it was, you might have stated that as a qualification of why you were asking. Again, sorry if I came off short.

Awesome replies folks! I didn't know if our dealer was jerking my chain or not. Apparently not! You've sold me on this! Thanks!

Fred, thanks for the pointer to PPL motorhomes. Great price but it turns out that with shipping its the same price as our dealer, which strangely enough is cheaper than Amazon.

OK I'm going to get a Jack but my question is what do you do about the crank and hole inside ?