Lights Control Television Reception
We are camping in a place where we can receive 18 over the air television stations using our Antenna and booster that came installed on our camper. If we don't use the booster, we get nothing. I guess...
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Lynnmor wrote:RobWNY wrote:
I'm not concerned about it now that I know it's the LED lights causing the problem. If we run into a rainy day again and we watch the television, we just won't turn those lights on or use the bathroom fan or we'll deal with the loss of reception. Many other things more important to worry about than light bulbs.
I guess light bulbs were important when you changed them out. TV was important when you couldn't get the 18 channels. Now none of that matters. No wonder we can't buy products that work.
Wow! Take a deep breath and chill out. The world isn't coming to an end. The light bulbs were important when I switched them out for two reasons. 1st, they get very hot which I didn't like and 2nd, they use a lot of juice. LED's don't do either of those things. When dry camping, having juice is important and we've done quite a bit of that this year. I already mentioned watching television wasn't something we do much of and that I was concerned about my issue being the wiring. When I was educated about what the issue was, it no longer was a concern to me. So if you want to blame me for not being able to buy products that work because I'm not all in a tizzy about light bulbs and television reception, go right ahead but I think there's more important things in the world to blow a gasket about.
