Satellite radio external antenna
My new TT has satellite/cable hookups outside to feed the audio control system (Genesis GT3.0). The outside fittings are, of course, for screw-on, coax cables. My satellite radio's antenna has a smal...
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'tiredTeacher wrote:Johno02 wrote:
Unless you have a metal roof, just put the sat radio antenna up in the top of a cabinet, right up near the roof. It will probably work fine, and you won't have to run a wire outside at all. On our motor home, it works great up under the fiberglass front cap.
I'll give this a try. However, I have had to move the antenna around a site to avoid trees, so adding a roof's thickness to the equation may not work.
Thanks,
Teach
just so you know..I have a magnetic 'hockey puck' style sat radio antenna. I've placed it in the cabinet above the driver's seat on our class A and it receives just fine in that location.
