Wingman antenna booster wont fit

I had a clearance problem with the Wingman also

So I opted to put a Jack on

I then went with the Rayzar as you can see it fits in the same space.
I opted not to put it on the supplied 13 In. arm. I kept one arm of the Winegard mast and mounted it that way,there are instructions in the kit,it is very easy to do. This way I had it in the same space and got the maximum height when deployed.

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The Bi-Directional feature is great and easier to use than the Jack and I get a few more stations.

RoyB wrote:
Like said above the JACK Antenna will be a direct replacement for your BATWING antenna. Fits same mounts and uses same RG cable coming up from the Antenna Wall Plate panel. You will not need to use the JACK supplied 12VDC power injector adapter.





Roy Ken

Thanks for the photo thats exacatly the same roof setup.Ill be getting the Jack soon, and thanks for everyone else responding,Lou

Like said above the JACK Antenna will be a direct replacement for your BATWING antenna. Fits same mounts and uses same RG cable coming up from the Antenna Wall Plate panel. You will not need to use the JACK supplied 12VDC power injector adapter.





Roy Ken

I took the bat wings off my Winegard crank up antenna and installed the Jack. The Jack is made to mount to the existing Winegard lift arm and its much more compact.

It is a problem on my class A as well and others have reported the same issue. NO answer to the problem with a WInegard product.
SOme have reported good results using his

http://www.campingworld.com/shopping/item/king-digital-hdtv-antenna-replacement-head/68415