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...
Forum Discussion
Rawben wrote:
Ken56 - when you mention you did the "Wingman add-on" is that the
Winegard SensarPro mentioned or somethig else?
We are replacing our entire roof on a 2000 Komfort and debating on putting the Winegard antenna back on. DH is leaning towards putting it back on.
The Wingman add on is technically a UHF DIRECTOR ARRAY
It is an arm, with 3 cross arms (Elements) that attaches to the Bottom of the existing "Batwing" head.. You may see 3 or 4 rubber "Feet" on the bottom of the head, you pull these out, and then position the Wingman and using plastic Push Pins provided lock it in place.. Might need a pair of pliers to pull the rubber feet off. that, and fingers, and a ladder is the total tool kit.
The Sensar Pro.. Is a replacement for the standard Wall Plate (Wall plate with 12 volt socket, switch, light, antenna connector) Duplicates all functions except 12 volt socket, adds several more May be put between box of many buttons and Antenna (I DID) I highly recommend both..
But they are two different devices.
