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willi4nd
Oct 15, 2015Explorer
Bill.Satellite wrote:willi4nd wrote:Bill.Satellite wrote:
It's so low to the roof that you will still get a reduced signal if the broadcast is from the wrong side of your A/C unit. It also does not work on a metal roof (I'm out!). The Winegard Sensar w/Wingman is still the best.
Bill, did you replace an existing antenna with the Winegard? Wondering how hard it will be to do so. The one that came with my new TT is just not cutting it.
What kind of antenna is on your coach now, one of those flying saucer looking things?
I have replaced antennas and added antennas to many coaches including my own but I was in that business for a time so drilling a hole in the roof was not a big deal for me.
It is an Antenna Tek 550.
Looks similar to the Winegard Sensor.
Not in the RV business but I have been a building engineer for 30 years. Just have never cut into a good roof before lol
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