RV Television Antenna Options
Our 2012 fiver came with the standard Winegard crank up antenna. At some point I saw where folks were saying good things about the King Jack replacement head and got one. It did improve reception some...
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BFL13 wrote:
Usually we hear about the leak being from the "boot" on the roof coax not covering the hole where the coax goes down in. Not sure how you can tell where the water is coming from by seeing the leak inside.
I found that some putty helps keep the boot in place.
I have the Jack replacing the batwing. The Wingman sticking out would hit a roof fitting on ours--measure for that before buying one (as they advise)
The leak seemed to be right from the crank handle, BUT, the boot had traveled up the cable a few inches. I wasn't sure that was the problem as there was caulk, but thanks for the heads up.
