What is this?
Click For Full-Size Image. It finally rained and I went to see why the roof was leaking and found this. Anyone know what this is for?
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mike-s wrote:dougrainer wrote:I agree with Tom. That doesn't look anything like a PL-259 (UHF) connector - there's no center pin. It looks like a TNC, which were commonly used for cellular antennas. And yes, back in the day when you could get phones which supported external car kits, people did install cellular antennas on their RVs.Tom N wrote:
Looks like a cellphone antenna from the connector.
-Tom, W3TLN
They do not install Cell Phone antenna's on RV's. That is a AM/FM connection. That is what they look like. Doug
Look at the male threads.
https://www.amazon.com/Magnadyne-RV70-96-Recreational-Vehicle-Stainless/dp/B001R5IYR8/ref=pd_sbs_107_7?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B001R5IYR8&pd_rd_r=J6KPEV6KHQTVC3ZVBW9V&pd_rd_w=Yoc7Q&pd_rd_wg=xJb2g&psc=1&refRID=J6KPEV6KHQTVC3ZVBW9V
Although it's hard to say without a closeup.
1. Back in the day, they did install Cell antennas, but NOT from the factory on cheaper motorhomes and not on trailers(which the OP has). Some very expensive motorhomes did install cell antenna's.
2. That connector is about twice as large as a cell phone cable antenna connector
3. Cell Phone Antenna's did/do not have that large round 3 screw mount base (missing in the photo).
4. I base my comments on 38 years of replacing RV Am/FM antenna's, since they seem to be knocked off pretty often. :B Doug
