Keystone Bullet Premier
We are seriously looking at buying a 31BHPR. It pretty much has everything we are looking for in a TT, the only cons we can think of with it is, it has curtains instead of solid doors for the bedroom ...
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Congrats on the new TT. It looks like a great match with your Sequoia!
RE: Roof bubbles--I haven't noticed anything around the edges of the roof at all, but I'm overdue for an inspection up top. I'm going to have to do that soon.
I'm down in Seaside now and took advantage of Oregon's no-sales-tax buy buying a couple of items for the RV. One of them I've had my eyes on is the Winegard Sensar Pro TV Signal Meter:
It's really easy to install and takes place of the standard antenna power supply located above the TV. This is what it looks like when it's "mostly" installed:
I say "mostly" because the hole in the wall for the old power supply is smaller than what is needed for the new one, so I'll need to wait until I get home and have proper tools to enlarge the opening. It works the way it is now however, and it really works well. Here in Seaside, Oregon, I was only able to get 1 major network on my own looking at where some other antennas were pointed on other RVs--not all were the same!
The TV signal meter has different modes like scan and seek that allow you to find the strongest signals. It even gives off beeps to let you know how strong the signal is while you turn the antenna. That helps a lot because then I don't have to worry about not seeing the readings while I'm making adjustments. There's also a gain control so when I found the strongest signal, I was able to see that there were other weak channels available that I didn't know about and that the TV could not pull in. Once I boosted the gain, the TV was able to see the channels and I was able to watch three major networks plus PBS (1 HD, 2 analog) instead of just the 1 HD and PBS. If you are in an area with a really strong signal, you can lower the gain to improve reception, too.
I also confirmed that the rear TV can get all the antenna/cable channels that the front TV can get. I don't know why I ever thought that it couldn't.
The second item I purchased was the Sewer Solution. I tried it out and it worked as advertised and seems to make the whole process of dumping the tanks very clean. I'll post up pictures of it later.
