Exterior Coax Connection Not Working
Football season! Camping over Labor Day weekend and with the weather not going to cooperate thought we'd get some use from our outdoor TV set up. First, with TV set up inside and connected to TT w...
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Behind the panel with the little pushbutton its a series(3) of coax f connectors. One coax is the antenna in, o e is the TV signal out to the set, at this point you know it is working. The third shouln go to outside connector.
First make sure and check behind the connctor plate and make sure there is a coax connected to the F connecter. The odds are the other end is somewhere by the power switch for the antenna.
You did not mention having a BOMB(box of many buttons) or a commonliy used device to have a series of inputs, TV, DVD player etc., so you need to look for a coax back behind the panel and hook it to the on/off switch's third f connector.
Google, Winegard and work your way to the wiring diagrams for the power switch and coax connections in your rig. Probably all you need is a screwdrivr and flashlight to hook up the outside connector. If you need more help, do
An advanve search for SCVJeff, he really is the local expert on Winegard, or PM me and I'll direct you to resourses you need.
First make sure and check behind the connctor plate and make sure there is a coax connected to the F connecter. The odds are the other end is somewhere by the power switch for the antenna.
You did not mention having a BOMB(box of many buttons) or a commonliy used device to have a series of inputs, TV, DVD player etc., so you need to look for a coax back behind the panel and hook it to the on/off switch's third f connector.
Google, Winegard and work your way to the wiring diagrams for the power switch and coax connections in your rig. Probably all you need is a screwdrivr and flashlight to hook up the outside connector. If you need more help, do
An advanve search for SCVJeff, he really is the local expert on Winegard, or PM me and I'll direct you to resourses you need.
