2001 Georgie Boy Cruise Master Coaxial help

[dsmithwc04]

Hello all, I bought a 2001 Georgie Boy CM a few months ago and the coaxial splitter box has all the coaxials unhooked.

The RV has 2 TV's (one front and one rear). The splitter box is located up front in the left cabinet beside the TV and has 5 coaxial cables running in the cabinet. The markings on the splitter have TV1,VCR,AUX,TV2 etc...

I've traced 1 coaxial back to the cable input jack in the basement where the electrical hookup area is. Another runs to the powered jack in the rear TV cabinet. Not sure where the others come from and my tracer tool died on me at this point. There is a powered coaxial jack with the booster power button to the right of the tv in the right cabinet. I would have though one of the coaxials ran to this but perhaps not.

I've googled the heck out of this but have yet to come up with an answer. Thanks to all who can assist!

[dsmithwc04]

I figured the problem out!

The cable that went to the front TV had both ends incorrectly ran to the Switch Box area.. So I now have 4 cables running into the Switch Box area 1) From Cable/SAT exterior input 2)To rear TV 3) From front booster 4) To Front TV. I also have the RG6QS cable from the new install SAT running into this area directly connected to the DirecTv box. The booster only has two cables connected to it 1) From Sensor antenna 2)To Switch Box.

All working perfectly now and I hope this helps somebody out in the future.

[rkentzel]

Use a meter and ring out the cable that's what I had to do with the assistants of a long piece of wire. Had one other problem on my Georgie boy had to pull a plate up on the roof cable wire was broke under it so 12 volts was not getting to the antenna. If I remember correct the cable from the antenna that goes to the switch box had red tape on it.

[ADAD437]

wellll if they are powered then i don't know or as todays kids would say idk.

[dsmithwc04]

How are the powered coaxial wall plates wired to the antenna then?

[ADAD437]

one will run to the antenna.