Where do I plug in the cable tv cable?

I think most are on the drivers side rear, cable & sat.

In my old class c the plug was inside the access with the electrical plug. On my TT it is just a coax plug with a cap close to the electrical cord.

Bank of Dad wrote:
Disclaimer: I have not looked all over my new Puma Palomino 23 ft TT cause its in storage. But I am going south in 3 weeks and was wondering where the cable gets plugged in. Is there a spot on the outside for it? With my old motorhome, we used to have to bring it in a window, but I'm sure thats not the case now.

Thanks.

Consult the owners' manual? Just a thought..............

Bank of Dad wrote:
Disclaimer: I have not looked all over my new Puma Palomino 23 ft TT cause its in storage. But I am going south in 3 weeks and was wondering where the cable gets plugged in. Is there a spot on the outside for it? Thanks.

It will be one of the two, in the RED circle.



One is SAT and the other is CABLE.

I wonder why they need separate wire connections for sat and cable? My sat dish is fed into my house using a standard co-ax cable.

You all are the best.

The owner's manual couldn't even tell us how to turn on the heat!

CavemanCharlie wrote:
I wonder why they need separate wire connections for sat and cable? My sat dish is fed into my house using a standard co-ax cable.

you can't use the sat. receiver on the cable that goes thru the ant. booster since it sends voltage to the dish thru the cable.

CavemanCharlie wrote:
I wonder why they need separate wire connections for sat and cable? My sat dish is fed into my house using a standard co-ax cable.

On my Jayco I only have one connector on the outside. I use it for either cable or satellite.

Maybe they have two connectors for folks who want to hook up to both cable and satellite at the same time.

Mike

Bank of Dad wrote:
You all are the best.

The owner's manual couldn't even tell us how to turn on the heat!

Poorly written owners' manual. Manual for our TT didn't cover the minutiae of every appliance/device (their respective manuals did) but the general info. such as you inquired about was covered.

My fifth wheel uses one of these two port outside f-connector panels mounted close to the 30AMP Shore Power Connection. One port is labeled CABLE and the other port is labeled SAT. My OFF-ROAD POPUP trailer only has a single outside f-connector panel for CABLE TV connection.

Look for these f-connector panels in the same area of the SHORE POWER connection on your trailer. Most camp ground locations has the CABLE TV CONNECTION on the same pedestal the shore power connection is on.

Be sure to bring along a 25-foot male to male f-connector RG cable that will be required to go from the trailer to the camp ground pedestal. I usually bring along a standard f-connector transformer splitter with a short male to male f-connector to hook up to the camp ground connection. Then I can run one F-CONNECTOR RG-Cable to the CABLE TV Connection of my trailer and a second F-CONNECTOR 50-foot RG Cable to run under my trailer and be in the awning area to hook up to a small outside TV that we sometimes like to watch sitting under the awning.



Having said all of this there are some trailers that do not have the outside f-connector panel installed as a STANDARD OPTION from the trailer manufacturer.

Roy Ken