Residential tv antenna with powered amp?
Background; new camper, has worthless omni disk antenna picks up nothing. Already have Directv but want locals at camp site. Seasonal site, camper will not be moved. I had asked previously how to g...
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srt20 wrote:
It's a TT/park model. 16 Keystone Hideout 38FKTS.
We are a ways out in the boonies, but everybody else gets radio and tv reception there. Of course I'm the only one with an omni antenna. The rest are all bat wings.
I'll get up on roof and get behind the stereo next time I'm up there.
We just got it in May so now I'm starting to fix/improve the stuff that bugs me or I don't like.
Thanks!
something else you should consider that may solve both your TV and radio problem. assuming you do have a separate antenna for the radio it's possible that the factory misconnected the antennas...the Omni TV is connected to the radio and the radio antenna is connected to the TV.
also if you have a video selector switch that allows you to direct video signals from multiple sources...OTA, cable, satellite, BlueRay, DVD, etc. to multiple receivers...main salon, bedroom, outside, DVR, VCR, etc. pull it if you can and check that all of those connectors are tight and actually connected. it wouldn't hurt to make a map and label those connectors while you're at it.
good luck.
