RV Park Cable TV
My wife and I don't usually watch TV when we are out camping. However, we recently took our grandson with us, and he wanted to watch cable. After hooking up the cable connection from the RV to sit...
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Thanks for some informative responses. It sounds that I may have kept the amplifier button pressed.
My TT is a 2015 Nash 23D, and the manual had no information on either satellite, OTA or cable. I bought my Samsung TV from Costco right before the trip, so it's maybe a month old.
The exterior of the TT there are two coaxial connections (one of which was marked satellite). The output end (near the TV) had both a satellite and a cable/OTA connection - but I probably had the the amplifier turned on. I did try going through both the satellite and cable connections, incase it was a loose connection.
When scanning through the TV it allowed both OTA or cable scanning, either independently or combined (I tried both), and it picked up both types. But as I said, I was only able to get the OTA.
It sounds like I should try it with the amplifier turned off.
Paul
My TT is a 2015 Nash 23D, and the manual had no information on either satellite, OTA or cable. I bought my Samsung TV from Costco right before the trip, so it's maybe a month old.
The exterior of the TT there are two coaxial connections (one of which was marked satellite). The output end (near the TV) had both a satellite and a cable/OTA connection - but I probably had the the amplifier turned on. I did try going through both the satellite and cable connections, incase it was a loose connection.
When scanning through the TV it allowed both OTA or cable scanning, either independently or combined (I tried both), and it picked up both types. But as I said, I was only able to get the OTA.
It sounds like I should try it with the amplifier turned off.
Paul
