Satellite Coax Hookup???

Nothing in that wall plate is compatible with using a satellite TV connections as an input from outside. That's designed for cable. If you have another exterior coax connection, that may be usable or designed for satellite TV but you would need to know where that other connection terminates inside the coach.
If you want to use the coax inside that wall plate, there is a change you can modify the way it's wired with an A/B switch to allow either cable OR satellite TV but depending upon how it's wired, it may not be usable for satellite TV at all.

This may help. Winegard Wall Plate

I think this may help post pics..

http://photoposting.is-great.net/?i=1

Johno02 wrote:
Here is the link to the manual, which has everything known about your boc that your pictures show. take a look, and download the manual if you want to.

Power supply manual, How to hook it up.

Very nice! Thank you for taking the time to post the link.

dh

Here is the link to the manual, which has everything known about your boc that your pictures show. take a look, and download the manual if you want to.

Power supply manual, How to hook it up.

Dutch_12078 wrote:
From the back, the antenna input is on the left and the TV2 output is on the right. As said, the center is the cable input.

Thanks for the info. If I wanted my TV2 to broadcast my satellite feed that is displaying on my main TV (TV1), do you know what adapter/splitter I would need?

dh

Ranger Smith wrote:
One side one is antenna in. Other side one goes to TV. Center cable goes to cable input on outside of coach and is active when preamp switch is off.

Sorry about the attached pictures not posting correctly (posting pictures on this site is most frustrating).

If I understand you correctly, I should not have to change any arrangement of cables (like I had to do on my last camper). The faceplate (which I did not get a picture of) has one 1" female socket and just below that a female coax port.

I do have the cable input on the exterior of the camper. So, I should be good to go, as I do not plan on using the camper's antenna.

Thanks for the quick reply.

dh

From the back, the antenna input is on the left and the TV2 output is on the right. As said, the center is the cable input.

One side one is antenna in. Other side one goes to TV. Center cable goes to cable input on outside of coach and is active when preamp switch is off. You could use the center one fir satellite but it would need to be disconnected from plate and wired direct to receiver