Lost my TV antenna
We just got back from a trip to Jetty Park. This is one of the few parks we frequent that doesn't have cable. I am not a TV person but the wife likes to watch the local news where ever we are in the...
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wa8yxm wrote:
The "Flying saucer" is a Winegard Road Star or something like that
I'd consider replacing with a Sensar IV.. (The best RV antenna made) with a Sensar Pro interior module (the wall plate)
The model I have is a Winegard Rayzar Z1 Model # RZ-6035 Black. It's not really a Flying saucer per se but it's not an omni-directional. Do all antennas have the same "hole" footprint in the roof? I have a knob that I turn the antenna with. The antenna doesn't rise up and down but I can turn it. I guess I am just wondering if I get a different model antenna, will I have a messed up ceiling because it would have to be modified for a different antenna installation? My initial thought was just to get the same model for replacement since I thought that would be the easiest thing but I am a ham radio operator so I like grabbing RF signals so I'd like to have a better antenna as long as the install isn't painful.
Burch
