TV in non standard area.
I can't see the television area from the bed (yes, I'm that lazy). I would like to put a small 12 volt tv in that area. It shouldn't be a problem to install a 12 volt receptacle, but accessing the a...
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I guess I'm dense but I don't see any way of answering your question without knowing what RV you own and where is/are the antenna connections, do you have a B.O.M.B. is your antenna a powered antenna or a static antenna? The floor plan would be helpful too, with the existing TV's location and the proposed location for the second TV.
For example, if you have a batwing with the PCB in the head and a power switch in a box, you won't need a splitter, almost all those power switches have one input and two outputs.
Can't give you a reasonable answer without some more info.
By the way, in my rig I have block foam insulation and it has channels cut in the foam for the wiring, can't poke too many holes in that and get anywhere.
For example, if you have a batwing with the PCB in the head and a power switch in a box, you won't need a splitter, almost all those power switches have one input and two outputs.
Can't give you a reasonable answer without some more info.
By the way, in my rig I have block foam insulation and it has channels cut in the foam for the wiring, can't poke too many holes in that and get anywhere.
