Analog signal, digital TV
I have recently purchased a 2005 Jayco Jayflight. I have installed a new Sanyo TV. Do I need some kind if converter to get a signal from the trailers original Winegard antenna.
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Do I need some kind of.... NO you do not. the TV is digital ready
THe antenna is also Digital Ready. in fact there is no such thing as a DIGITAL antenna, All antennas are RADIO *(yes radio)* antennas. (Television is radio or rather a sub set of radio).
However there are things you can do to IMPROVE your antenna.
Assuming a Batwing style (Sensar II or III) adding the WINGMAN (abourt 30-40 dollars install it yourself) will just about double the performance on UHF NOTE this does not mean 2x as many stations it means stronger signals.
And replacing the indoor modulem what many call "The booster" (it is not) with a SENSAR PRO (about 100 dollars also DIY) (It is a booster,,, and several other tools) Will improve it even more.. This is the set up I run in fact
Sensar III + Wingman + Sensar Pro. Where I used to get ZIP I often get better than park cable reception on some stations.
THe antenna is also Digital Ready. in fact there is no such thing as a DIGITAL antenna, All antennas are RADIO *(yes radio)* antennas. (Television is radio or rather a sub set of radio).
However there are things you can do to IMPROVE your antenna.
Assuming a Batwing style (Sensar II or III) adding the WINGMAN (abourt 30-40 dollars install it yourself) will just about double the performance on UHF NOTE this does not mean 2x as many stations it means stronger signals.
And replacing the indoor modulem what many call "The booster" (it is not) with a SENSAR PRO (about 100 dollars also DIY) (It is a booster,,, and several other tools) Will improve it even more.. This is the set up I run in fact
Sensar III + Wingman + Sensar Pro. Where I used to get ZIP I often get better than park cable reception on some stations.
