Satelite TV Hookup
We just bought a 2004 Gulfstream BT Cruiser and want to be able to watch Direct TV. I purchased a used Wineguard DTV dish with a tripod and want to know if I can just plug into my external TV jack fr...
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It's better to bypass the RV External TV Jack to prevent interference for the satellite antenna. You need a direct path from the dish to the receiver for best results.
The Dish antenna cable screws on to the connection at the back of your receiver box marked as "Satellite Antenna In" or something similar. Then you connect a cable from the receiver box connection marked "Out To TV" or "TV Out" to your TV Or use the RCA connectors (Red,Yellow & White) or HDMI cable if so equipped to get the signal from the receiver to the TV.
The Dish antenna cable screws on to the connection at the back of your receiver box marked as "Satellite Antenna In" or something similar. Then you connect a cable from the receiver box connection marked "Out To TV" or "TV Out" to your TV Or use the RCA connectors (Red,Yellow & White) or HDMI cable if so equipped to get the signal from the receiver to the TV.
