satellite cable entry

Checked again, and I misread the satellite entry plate. It does not have provision for portable satellite cable entry.
I think I will take too my after market service shop to see what can be done.
thanks for the responses.

The manual isn't any help. The local Winnebago dealer wasn't any help either. The plate in the receiver compartment has connections for a roof and portable satellite antennas.
Winnebago's web site provides wiring diagrams for 12 volt and 110, but not for the coax.
May take it to an aftermarket shop Carthage, MO. For this and new awning.

My prior RV was a 2007 Winnebaggo Outlook. On the Roof it had a printed area that if I remember said drill here for Satellite

He is looking for an outside connection for a satellite TV antenna.
The wall plate he is seeing my be from a connection on the roof if the coach is pre-wired for satellite.
In most cases, the cable entry connection can be modified to work with satellite if there is no ground level entry available.

there seems to be some confusion. you are talking about the feed into the RV from the post? not the hookup on the roof?
bumpy

Our Durango fifth wheel had a satellite connection in the middle of the roof.
The cable connection will not work. That connection goes through the antenna booster.

Tried the cable entry but it didn't work. Might try it again.

Most RV's do not have a satellite antenna input, only a cable TV input. They are not interchangeable but you might be able to make some modifications. Do you see a cable connection outside?

On our Winnebago it is the same as the cable in. It goes thru a splitter with power pass only one way. The splitter out goes to the TV for cable and the dish box for dish.

If it's part of a factory "satellite ready" feature, the other end may be buried somewhere on the roof. The owners manual or manufacturer may be able to give you some hints.