Adding a cable jack to a TT
Our TT was a base model and did not come with an exterior cable jack. The cable jack inside near the tv is wired to the antenna. So the only way to get cable into the unit at an RV park is to run it...
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I had an exterior television output. I disconnected it inside at the antenna plate and rerouted that cable to a new coaxial cable wallplate I added. Worked great on my last camping trip where the CG had cable TV. So I have to connect the TV to which sources' wallplate I desire.
Otherwise, yup, running a cable through the wall is your best option. I saw a kit on Amazon that was an exterior jack, interior wall plate, and a 12" cable to connect the two, under $20.
My exterior cable input is on the wrong side for connections since it was originally an output so I run the coax under the TT. Cable connections are near the power pedestal. You may want to come in on the side your television is on.
Otherwise, yup, running a cable through the wall is your best option. I saw a kit on Amazon that was an exterior jack, interior wall plate, and a 12" cable to connect the two, under $20.
My exterior cable input is on the wrong side for connections since it was originally an output so I run the coax under the TT. Cable connections are near the power pedestal. You may want to come in on the side your television is on.
